The phrase "comprised of a group" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is a way of saying that something is made up of a collection of people or things. For example: "The class was comprised of a group of students of diverse backgrounds."
Our participants comprised of a group of medical students (n = 72) from the International Medical University of Malaysia.
The study population comprised of a group of women from the general population who were aged 25 59 years and who had never attended cervical cancer screening.
In fact, social networks are comprised of a group of members which are connected to each other through meaningful social relations.
One cluster was comprised of a group of Floridian accessions that are closely related to the Indian cultivar 'Mulgoba' whereas the other cluster contained a group of more distant accessions.
bThe Collaborative Ambulatory Research Network is comprised of a group of practicing ACOG Fellows, who voluntarily participate in survey research on ambulatory care issues affecting Fellows of ACOG and their patients.
The workshops were comprised of a group of national experts, mainly members of the maternal and newborn technical working group where existing, led by government and supported by a facilitating partner identified in each country [ 4].
The Canadian health care system is essentially comprised of a grouping of provincial systems and health care delivery is considered a provincial matter with each province allocating funds for services slightly differently.
This may comprised of a grouping of tree forts and bush forts together, or an underground fort leading to a bush fort.
The test bed comprises of a group of servers with Intel Xeon E5-2630v3 CPU, 8 GB RAM and Ubuntu 14.04.
Diabetes mellitus (DM) comprises of a group of metabolic diseases characterized by impaired fasting glucose levels.
Renal vasculitis presents as rapidly progressive glomerulonephritis and comprises of a group of conditions characterised by acute kidney failure, haematuria and proteinuria.
