The phrase "a work is constituted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the elements or components that make up a particular work, such as a piece of art, literature, or research.
Example: "In this analysis, we will explore how a work is constituted by its themes, characters, and narrative structure."
Alternatives: "a work is formed" or "a work is composed".
Indeed, the goal of this work is constituted of two parts; the first one is to characterize different types of OMW.
Stress related to work, known as occupational stress, whose stressors are linked to the work environment, is constituted by the association of various symptoms presented by the body and can trigger physical and mental diseases (Ribeiro et al. 2015 p. 436).
For those versions of causal theories that offer only sufficiency conditions on semantic content, however, Horgan and Tienson's argument may be taken to provide a specific limitation on the scope of causal theories, namely, that causal theories do not work for intentional content that is constituted by phenomenology alone.
The Heshanggong commentary shares with other Han works the cosmological belief that the universe is constituted by qi, the energy-like building blocks of life and the vital constituent of the cosmos, variously translated as "vital energy," "life-force," or "pneuma".
1. Science seeks the truth; it endeavours to find out how the physical, social and personal worlds work and are constituted.
Worth highlighting is that while the NCGBV was comprised of policy makers, the working groups were constituted by a variety of professionals, both civil servants in the regional health systems and professionals involved in clinical work.
In 2005, an OMERACT-EULAR working group on Ultrasound was constituted to address validity issues, and to establish international consensus and scoring systems in the use of US in musculoskeletal diseases [ 32].
A galvanic cell with a Ag/AgCl reference electrode and a pO2− indicating electrode made of a solid-state membrane in zirconia stabilized by calcia and filled by a mixture of Ni + NiO has been constituted for working in the molten mixture NaCl-KCl (1 1), from 700 to near 1000°C.
In this context, a working group of experts from reference laboratories was constituted under the initiative of the European Network for Diagnostics of Imported Viral Diseases to take part in a multicenter study of CCHF diagnostic tests.
After the ESONET Best Practices Workshop held in Bremen at the end of January 2008, the state of art has been set and some groups working on key standardization topics have been constituted to manage standardization plans.
