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The "is comprised of" is arguably proscribed usage, but it's more common and imo easier to read than the prescribed construction. Reference: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/comprise verb 2nd meaning. |
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It is advisable to substitute the verb with "consists of." |
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en/docs/05
5.0 Verb Morphology Formatives functioning as verbs in a sentence, rather than nouns, may display several additional morphological categories not found in nouns, including Valen...
https://yuorb.github.io/en/docs/05.html
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