The phrase "and constituted by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the components or elements that make up a particular entity or concept.
Example: "The committee is composed of various experts and constituted by representatives from each department."
Alternatives: "and made up of" or "and formed by".
It would mean separation from Britain, a country that was created and constituted by Scots at least as much as it was by our partners in the union.
But this is just like "text in process": if the individual is defined and constituted by relationships, the individual is not really an entity that can be said to have ownership of either its intentions or their effects; the individual is (as poststructuralist theory used to tell us) just a relay through which messages circulating in the network pass and are sent along.
Walker (1984) noted "Social and political change is both reflected in and constituted by language" (p. 185).
"The Parades Commission was set up and constituted by statute as an independent body to deal with disputed parades.
It is, on the one hand, both made possible and constituted by its material and cultural situation.
Societies are generally disarmed and constituted by global citizens that share responsibility on a global level but are regionally autonomous (constrained pluralism – "unity in diversity").
The Tr2 DT is contiguous with the DT metameres of Tr1 and Tr3 and is constituted by a single layer of epithelial cells.
Constitutional monarchs have limited political power, and are constituted by tradition and precedent, popular opinion, or by legal codes or statutes.
We tested video sequences that show spatiotemporal regularity, videos conformed by constrained objects and those constituted by both static and dynamic elements.
The V1 domain is a peripheral complex responsible for ATP hydrolysis, and is constituted by A, B, C, D, E, F and G subunits.
The haplogroup distribution observed in our sample matched that found in present day Yakuts and is constituted by distant haplogroups found in Siberian, Mongolian and Central Asian populations.
