The phrase "a sort of constructive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has a constructive or positive nature, often in a vague or general sense.
Example: "The feedback provided was a sort of constructive criticism that helped improve the project."
Alternatives: "a kind of helpful" or "a type of positive".
Our tests have revealed that MADE supports a sort of constructive approach to applications' development, which is particularly suitable for novice programmers.
I've got 100 years, 51percentnt of the population, no structure.' I had a sort of constructive breakdown and then told myself I had to get over it.
He views the Millennium Cameras as a sort of "constructive surveillance" that occurs on a societal, rather than individual level.
Ascertainment of the use (of a word, of a proposition), however, is not given to any sort of constructive theory building, as in the Tractatus.
What is particularly irritating about sudoku is that because it is cool, because it is fashionable, because it is trendy, everyone feels entirely comfortable sitting at their desks, clearly not engaged in any sort of constructive work, because they are muttering, "Eight can't go there, but it could go there, or there.
A political conversation using those caricatures would be ridiculous and would make it near impossible to create any sort of constructive dialogue.
In 2004 she founded Madallie.com, a Children's Travel Store, where weekend-home owners can find all sorts of constructive ways to divert children during those drives out and back.
The activities officers of 70s Manchester had a dream, a dream where every young man and young woman (and young gender neutral person) would participate in all sorts of constructive and thrilling activities.
Environmentalists tout a sort-of pagan eschatology.
Moreover, the sort of constructive dialogue on a wide range of issues that the leaders of both countries claim they want would be off before it had started.So much to loseFor once, rather than starting out by insisting that for China to save face and "win", everyone else must lose, China would have done better to reflect on the stake it has in its broader relations with America.
