The phrase 'comprising of a' is not considered correct, grammatically-speaking, and should therefore not be used in written English.
Instead, you should use the phrase 'comprising'. For example: "The team is comprised of eight members."
Welfare support for student mental health is represented by a number of bodies, comprising of a range of disciplines, and reflected in a multiplicity of terms.
It got worse when star signing Shota Arveladze got injured using the club's makeshift gym, comprising of a couple of weights slung across a pair of chairs, and never played again, spiralling headlong into depression.
But it also asks us to consider whether a life lived in the shadows, comprising of a million, small, unnoticed actions, is worth any less than a life of big gestures and public recognition.
Small nurseries – comprising of a few rows of mud and wire mesh frames – are growing thousands of seedlings into trees, which are planted around homes and fields for protection against the elements.
The role forms part of the new commercial strategy that has reordered internal sales teams into agency focused hubs, comprising of a range of specialists covering programmatic, branded content and account management.
Sledgehammer manufacturers should be paying royalties for chimpanzee patents on "A Method for Pounding One Thing With Another Thing Comprising of a Substantially Hard Material Such that the Previous Thing Breaks".
These equations can be implemented into a SPICE-compatible circuit comprising of a network of capacitors.
a A simplified equivalent circuit comprising of a (V) voltmeter and (A) ammeter.
A cell comprising of a wound cathode, electrolyte and anode stack has been prepared.
A microgrid comprising of a single-customer with internal generation and loads is called single customer microgrid.
We define this as comprising of a CPU, typically in multicore configuration, CPU cache and primary storage memory.
