The phrase "the work comprised" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the contents or scope of something, such as a project, task, or job. For example: "The work comprised complex calculations, designing a new system, and writing a report."
The work comprised six books.
Labor comprised ≈60% of costs, and materials needed for conducting the work comprised 31% of costs (18 ).
The work comprised: a survey of UK breast surgeons and radiologists, a series of systematic reviews (test performance review presented here), and statistical and economic modelling to determine the effectiveness, cost consequences and cost utility of differing surveillance regimens.
Sited in the public spaces of the National Museum of Scotland, the work comprises nine danced encounters, performed in varying pairings by Christina Liddell, Carlos J Martinez, Adrienne O'Leary and James Southward, all excellent.
The work comprises two books of 24 preludes and fugues each: one completed in Cöthen in 1722, the other in Leipzig in 1744.
The work comprises three essays that outline the author's ideas about the role of democracy in establishing a new cultural foundation for America.
The work comprises two graphlike lines of peaks and valleys -- a green one soaring high, a blue one lying low -- on a grid, flanked at each end by a vertical alphabet, each letter aligned with one of the grid's horizontal lines.
The work comprises both theoretical simulations and their experimental validation using multilinear gradients as optimization variable.
The work comprises the optimisation of the CE separation and the ESI-MS parameters for improved sensitivity with model compounds using two successive designs of experiments.
The work comprises results of the studies on the mechanism and kinetics of hexaamminecobalt III) reduction in ammonia-chloride solutions at pH 9.5.
The standard solutions for this work comprised ethylene carbonate (EC), ethyl-methyl carbonate (EMC), (1 2) and 1 M LiPF6.
