The phrase "a constructive way of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or approaches that are helpful, positive, or aimed at improvement.
Example: "We need to find a constructive way of addressing the issues raised in the meeting."
Alternatives: "a positive approach to" or "a helpful method for".
Or at least think of a constructive way of using my life.
The comfort model illustrates that fuzzy logics provides a constructive way of turning qualities into mathematics.
But in our democracy, fleeing to Bermuda is not a constructive way of participating in the national dialogue.
She works with parents with children with ADHD and believes more could find sport a constructive way of managing the condition, rather than being preoccupied with academic success.
"A market economy," he argues, "gives people a stake in peace, as well as a constructive way of dealing with people who are strangers.
In this eye-opening polemic, Dickerson argues that black Americans' self-doubt and preoccupation with racial grievances, "however legitimate, keeps them from having to fashion a constructive way of viewing their role in American life".
"How to you verify that all Syrian weapons are known and under control?" Still, he hailed the new proposal as a constructive way out of the crisis.
If Vietnam's new leaders seek a constructive way out of the mess and provide more information about Americans missing in action and related issues, Washington should be ready to pay heed and encourage a welcome trend.
If another crash does come, thanks to organisations like NEON, maybe there'll be a constructive way out of the chaos.
The well-known Gauss-Markov theorem provides a constructive way for estimation of the function.
Her doctor suggested that she train him to help with her disorder, then wrote a letter approving of him as a service animal, saying that Richard was "a constructive way to avoid use of unnecessary medications".
