'already constituted' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has already been formed or established, such as a government, an organization, or a law. For example, "The new government was already constituted before the election."
He promptly dismisses the first possibility, since accidents inhere in an already constituted primary substance, that is, they follow the constitution of an individual substance rather than explain the constitution of that substance as an individual.
Cell-sheet technology has already constituted an important part in the regenerative medicine.
At the time of the sale, services already constituted slightly less than half of IBM's $96 billion in annual revenues.
Our findings suggest that flexibility is constrained and fashioned in association with health care professional's sense of place as already constituted.
At the time of the sale, services already constituted slightly less than half of IBMs $96 billion in annual revenues.
"There are then in the 'I feel', two things in presence of each other: a small, new psychological fact, a little flame lighting up -- "feel" -- and an enormous mass of thoughts already constituted into a system -- 'I'.
In some companies, they already constitute a majority.
But the surviving remnant already constitutes a solemn and authoritative statement.
These small illegal broadcasters, who go on the air without federal licenses, already constitute a lively micro radio movement.
They already constitute a major market, and will continue to grow modestly in number and per capita spending.
Titles like "Math Blaster," "Reader Rabbit" and "Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego?" already constitute something of a canon.
