The phrase "comprised of two phases" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you are referring to something that is divided into two distinct sections or phases. For example, "The project was comprised of two phases: the design phase and the implementation phase."
The program begins in early March each year and is comprised of two phases of study: a classroom intensive pre-clinical phase and a clinical phase.
The VC system is comprised of two phases: training and transformation.
In what follows, we consider one time-slot to be comprised of two phases of equal duration, viz., the MAC phase and the BC phase.
The process of color quantization is mainly comprised of two phases: palette design (the selection of a small set of colors that represents the original image colors) and pixel mapping (the assignment of each input pixel to one of the palette colors).
Experiment 2 was comprised of two phases (see Figure 1c and 1d): (1) a training phase consisting of a stereoscopic SL task performed alongside a concurrent vigilance task (the large diameter target counting task); and (2) a post-training direct test phase comprised of a sequence awareness questionnaire [30] and a stereoscopic recognition test.
This investigation was comprised of two phases.
Our modeling framework is comprised of three phases of database construction, statistical analysis, and model generation.
It was observed that the process comprised of three phases: expansion, collapse and pinch off.
The DMF is comprised of four phases: (1) Initialization, (2) Experimental Design and Data Mining, (3) Metamodeling, and (4) Optimization.
The kinetics of strontium biosorption by living irradiated S. cerevisiae was found to be comprised of three phases: dramatically increased during 0 9 h, decreased during 12 24 h, and increased during 30 50 h.
The study comprised of four phases, (I) a brainstorming phase based on a open question; (II) an evaluation phase for mutual commenting; (III) a feedback phase allowing corrections/extensions; and (IV) a phase collecting the ratings of individual issues within a questionnaire synthesised from the previous phases.
