The phrase "above constitutes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something mentioned earlier in the text serves as a definition, explanation, or basis for a conclusion.
Example: "The information provided above constitutes the foundation for our argument in this report."
Alternatives: "the above serves as" or "the preceding represents".
But that list of smash hits above constitutes fully half of the franchises Blizzard is developing.
It would be particularly helpful to know what income level and above constitutes the top 10percentt who get 53percentt of the tax cuts.
Yes, some hokiness creeps in; a dish that spills leaves, petals and snowflakes onto the stage from above constitutes a running joke about the seasons going by.
I recognize, of course, that what I have outlined above constitutes advocacy of a continued, indeed increased, American leadership role in the Balkans, in partnership with our NATO allies.
"If officers believe that the behavior described above constitutes furtive movement that justifies a stop, then it is no surprise that stops so rarely produce evidence of criminal activity," Judge Scheindlin wrote.
In fact, we might want to go so far as to say that satisfying the conditions above constitutes meaning conjunction.
The above constitute an inexpensive and practical on-line feedback system that can be easily implemented in the laser systems.
Consequently, the legal regulations outlined above constitute a constraint for a relatively small group of employees.
The Committee concluded that the image manipulations described above constituted a significant departure from the accepted practices of Dr. Sauer's research community.
Most species were described by 1915 [18], and after the work of Walker and collaborators in the 1960s and 70s [20], [24], [25], [25], there is little doubt that the 15 species mentioned above constitute the North American Neoconocephalus fauna.
In China, persons aged 60 years and above, constituted 8.0% of the population in 1990 [1]; by 2007, this increased to 11.6% of the total population or 153.4million people [2]; and by 2050, the population aged 60 years and older will exceed 440 million and account for 31.1% of the total population [1], making China one of the most aged societies.
