The phrase "routine consists of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe the activities making up a routine, for example: "My morning routine consists of getting up, eating breakfast, and doing a short exercise routine before work."
A typical competition routine consists of 10 moves.
Much of Mr. Credico's comedy routine consists of his drug-law gripes.
Trampoline Men and women compete, and each routine consists of 10 elements.
Each routine consists of 10 elements, and includes combinations of somersaults, pikes and twists, similar to Olympic dives.
This exercise routine consists of: Cat/Cow Stretch, Birddog, McGill Curl-Up, Side Plank, Hip Bridge, and Deadbug.
A modern competitive routine consists of two to four passes, or "trips down the mat," one of which must demonstrate backward moves and another forward moves.
Instead, she built upon her already established running habit, a weekly routine consisting of four runs of at least five miles each.
In those early days my routine consisted of a lot of sleep to get over the jet lag, rehearsing my Yoruba pronunciations and running along the ocean in the Lekki district.
In the weeks immediately following Mao's death, Eriksson's home continued to be the platoon area, and his routine consisted of patrols — search-and-destroy by day, ambush by night.
Epic, however, contends that the Milly Rock is not protected by copyright as it is a "short dance routine consisting of only a few movements or steps," which is not copyrightable according to the Compendium of United States Copyright Office Practices.
Since Gibson's routine consisted of many of the costumes and songs from her youth in her native Scotland, "She was called upon to aid Mary Pickford in a matter of costuming," in order to add authenticity to the film, which was set in Scotland ("Producer De Luxe" 13).
