The phrase "accordingly constituted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing something that has been established or formed in a manner that is appropriate or suitable to a particular situation.
Example: "The committee was accordingly constituted to address the specific needs of the community."
Alternatives: "properly formed" or "appropriately established".
ERK1/2 phosphorylation must accordingly constitute an important part of the glutamate-stimulated pathway leading to ATP release.
Within these exotoxins, 37 different subtilisins and subtlilisin-like serine proteases were detected by sequence similarity and accordingly constitute the most prominent subgroup within the detected protein toxins.
As it was, they seem to have concluded, rightly if reluctantly, that the book was sheer fiction from start to finish, uninformed by personal experience, and that accordingly it constituted no breach of security.
Accordingly, agriculture constitutes the major water consumer for Pinios river basin, since about 93% of total water consumption (1292 hm3) is allocated to irrigation followed by domestic water supply (5.5%), livestock (1%) and industry (0.5%).
Accordingly, they constitute the world's "fixed form" (2.022 3): the character of any possible world is constrained by the objects because all possible atomic states of affairs are configurations of them (On Wittgenstein's conception of possibility, the notion of an "alien" Tractarian object — one which is merely possible — is not even intelligible).
Accordingly, ADEs constitute a major public health issue.
Accordingly, motivation constitutes a key element in education research, and many theories have been put forward to account for the nature and influence of motivation in the learning process [ 2- 4].
Accordingly, 156 patients constituted the basis of the study.
Accordingly, the individuals constituting the group would not hold the false belief if their vision weren't distorted by their attitudes (desire, anxiety, fear or the like) toward the belief.
