"consist of competing" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
For example, "Our class consists of competing teams that are working on a big project together."
According to Kuhn in Structure, a loosely characterized group of activities, often consisting of competing schools, becomes a mature science when one or more concrete problem solutions provide models for what good research is (or can be) in that domain.
An approach in which all activations are used in estimating the eventual posterior probabilities would be especially important in cases where noise and speech are difficult to distinguish in terms of spectro-temporal properties, such as in babble noise or if the 'noise' consists of competing speakers.
The global existence and boundedness of a reaction diffusion taxis system with three interacting species, among which two species consist of predators competing for one species of prey, are investigated.
But at the moment, their public volleys consist mainly of competing images of the 1.45-mile viaduct, which travels almost 30 feet above ground from Gansevoort to 34th Street, parallel to 10th Avenue.
The entire top 10 consisted of drivers competing in the Chase for the Sprint Cup.
The local Republican Party, in his telling, consisted of three competing factions: moderates, fiscal conservatives, and Seely's group, the social conservatives.
And this barrage of advice is coming over the transom of a campaign organization that consists of often competing camps -- and that is notably short of advisers with expertise in the peculiarities of New York politics and with any ideological loyalty to the candidate.
This scenario is consisted of two competing video sources and, and each video source is routed through two disjoint paths.
The overall adsorption desorption mechanism, consisting of two competing reaction schemes for nitrate formation, was sufficient to predict the dynamic development of surface nitrate species.
The free energy of the system consists of two competing terms: (1) a Landau Lifshitz functional that models the spontaneous separation of the ionic groups, and (2) the standard mean-field electrostatic interaction between the ions in the liquid.
