The phrase "a list constructed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a list that has been created or assembled for a specific purpose.
Example: "The report includes a list constructed from the survey responses we collected last month."
Alternatives: "a compiled list" or "a created list".
It's simply a list, constructed by me, of the sort of thing that's been uncool and untrendy and slightly embarrassing for 30 years.
If b is another pair, the dot preceding b and the parentheses wrapping around it are omitted, so a list constructed as (cons 1 (cons 2 nil)) would be displayed as (1 2).
And so, 50 years to the day since the death of Sylvia Plath, here is my alternative Anglo-American list of the 50 women writers who shaped our literary landscape – a list constructed with no conferring on my part with any other pre-existing catalogue.
(i)A list scheduling algorithm schedules tasks in the order dictated by a list constructed from estimating a critical path.
Some members of the list are drawn from a shorter list constructed by Jonathan Quong (2011, 259 60).
Returns a well-formed list constructed by calling proc (a one-argument procedure) on each item in lst (a well-formed list).
Using theory, evidence, experience and consensus, a list was constructed of the most practical ways to implement these interventions.
Groups of similar gene lists from possibly different studies were identified by performing an all-against-all comparison of the collected gene lists, constructing a network from the pair-wise overlaps, and then unifying lists that fell into the same sub-network (Figure S1c).
WINE LIST -- A thoughtfully constructed list of 35 with more reds than whites and some interesting and diverse by-the-glass selections.
The student focus groups were semi-structured (Anfara et al., 2002), with the facilitator asking students a list of questions constructed by the course instructors.
A list of constructs is provided in supplementary material Table S2.
