The phrase "described as including" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to explain or define a specific component or aspect of something. For example: "The job description included various tasks, such as managing schedules, coordinating meetings, and responding to emails." In this sentence, "included" is used to describe the tasks that are part of the job description. Another way to phrase it could be: "The job description is described as including various tasks, such as managing schedules, coordinating meetings, and responding to emails."
Bill Hemmer, the Fox News anchor, questioned how Ms. Ifill could fairly moderate the debate as the author of a book he described as including "a glowing profile" of Mr. Obama.
These have been described as including: vanity, 'buzz', flirtation, a sense of power and control and professional advantage during employment within the MPS or to gain future employment elsewhere".
Another offer, which was described as including a large portion in cash and some phased payments amounting to $600 million, came from the Yucaipa Companies, which are controlled by Ronald W. Burkle, in partnership with the former Miramax owners Bob and Harvey Weinstein, who co-founded Miramax in 1979 and then sold to Disney in 1993.
The potential for such a scheme has been described as including acting as a "30 GW battery for Europe's clean energy".
Chastellain did accuse Sorel of being the "producer and inventor" of inappropriate styles of dress, which politician Jean Jouvenel des Ursins described as including "front openings by which one sees the teats, the nipples, and breasts of women".
The fourth Test, played at the Wanderers, saw Key hit 83, in a partnership of 182 with Andrew Strauss that Wisden described as including "hard-hitting support from Key".
In the case of the 36 bp sequence detected in D. virilis, it has been described as included in a putative mobile element called pDv [ 24].
The researchers reported several side effects that they described as mild, including dry mouth, insomnia and headache.
Roughly $17 billion could be described as aid, including cheap oil to Cuba and cash transfers to Bolivia.
At the two schools in Mr. Gore's home state, he will be giving 10 lectures about family and community in formats described as multidisciplinary, including topics as varied as business and architecture.
He does, however, acknowledge that he may have become a "maximalist" in writing his previous book, as the six stories in Fortune Smiles have also been described as novellas (including by the National Book Award judges).
