The phrase "and constituted into a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the formation or establishment of something, often in a legal or formal context.
Example: "The committee was formed and constituted into a governing body to oversee the project."
Alternatives: "and established as a" or "and organized into a".
The Federal Government will ensure that land for the use and settlement of livestock owners is provided by each state government, to be legally acquired and constituted into grazing reserves for lease allocation to grazers.
"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'.
Thus, a theosophical equality is established between the whole of the people chosen by God, constituted into a kind of mystical body, and an aspect of the Divinity whence the solidarity and linked destiny of the two.
In 1879 these forests were constituted into a Reserve Forest where restricted felling was permitted.
The rest of us, alas, are still here, still constituted into a nation living in fragile economic times, hoping gas prices will not send the unemployment rate climbing anew.
In Sparta and the island of Crete, by contrast, the Dorians kept power to themselves and constituted themselves into a ruling military class.
In plants, Geminivirus constitutes into a minichromosome that also undergoes epigenetic regulation.
The high variability of RT (coefficient of variance) and performance (errors) for children with ADHD was established on a CPT and constituted a criterion for entry into the study.
The Victorian government noted that anti-abortion protests may deter or delay women from seeking abortion services, causing adverse medical effects, and constitutes an "intrusion into a private medical decision".
In order for the deduction to go through one must take into account the relations by which the simpler systems are constituted into the more complex system, and there is no a priori reason for assuming that a given relational structure will yield one sort of law for the complex system rather than another.
