The phrase "a constructive day" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a day that was productive or beneficial in some way.
Example: "After a long week of meetings and planning, I finally had a constructive day where I accomplished all my tasks."
Alternatives: "a productive day" or "a fruitful day".
Given the level of acrimony simmering around the state over the environmental department's proposed rules on hydrofracking, which are currently under public review, it remains to be seen how constructive Saturday's exchange will be.
Hugh Morris, the ECB's managing director, talked of a "constructive meeting" last Friday attended by Pietersen, his agent, Flower and Strauss, at which "it was agreed that a number of actions needed to be completed to re-engage Kevin within the England dressing room.
3. Express gratitude for friends and dear ones: instead of feeling depressed and ashamed for not having a significant other to spend the day you can spend Valentine's Day in a constructive manner by expressing love and affection for people around you.
Each sent a constructive reaction to last Friday's Journal piece.
He quit and lodged a constructive dismissal claim on Tuesday night, accusing May of blaming him for the border checks row for her 'political convenience'.
Senators will not play a constructive role if they intervene in day-to-day diplomatic issues that must be left to the president and the secretary of state.
I want to channel our anger in a constructive way," he said on Wednesday.
"We are looking for a constructive agenda". She came into Tuesday's meeting briefly, then turned around and marched out.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel telephoned Russian President Vladimir Putin and Yanukovich on Wednesday, urging a constructive dialogue between the government and opposition.
"I don't want to quell anger, what I want us to do…is channel our anger in a constructive way," Mr Obama said on Wednesday.
