"comprised the essence" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means that something includes or contains the most important or central element or aspect. Example: The book was a concise summary of modern economics, comprising the essence of key theories and principles in just 100 pages.
I've realized that really seems for me to be what comprises the essence of life".
These things are what often comprises the essence of my fiction: the place where society and the individual intersect.
Five interrelated themes constituted a gestalt comprising the essence of the therapy experience: "This treatment, it's just totally changed my whole world".
While many of Descartes' explanations might seem to favor this interpretation (e.g., "[a body] at rest has force to remain at rest", Pr II 43), Daniel Garber charges that such views run counter to Descartes' demand that extension alone comprise the essence of matter.
When combined, these four things comprise the essence and power of commitment, which will take you where you may have never gone before; the top of your mountain.
In this manuscript, the non-response analysis was performed only for the second module as the presented analyses are based on data from the second module which comprises the essence of the ICF-based questionnaire on functioning [ 8].
In essence, this pathway comprises the enzymes under study: GFAE, ADH3 and SFGTH.
The next parliament will comprise, in essence, two opposing blocks.Several of the tiny parties and personalities that were able to hold to ransom successive governments, and block their attempts at reform, have been swept out of the legislature.
The frying pan comprises, in essence, a circle and a line, and dozens of critics have discussed the intimate relations between his objects, and the sexual element to his work.
Ritter Butzke: Characterized by Alice In Wonderland styled decor, a ceiling comprised of umbrellas, and three dance floors, Ritter Butzke evokes the essence of Berlin perfectly.
