The phrase "and it therefore constitutes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something is a result or conclusion derived from the preceding information or argument.
Example: "The evidence presented is compelling, and it therefore constitutes a strong case for the defendant's innocence."
Alternatives: "and thus represents" or "and consequently amounts to".
These results indicate that neurogenesis from the SEZ stem cell niche may be important for enhanced tissue preservation after stroke by the generation of cells with neuroprotective properties, and that it therefore constitutes a valid target for therapeutic interventions.
It therefore constitutes a promising therapeutic option for the treatment of snakebite envenoming in this region.
It therefore constitutes a new reality that cardiac surgeons have to acknowledge.
It, therefore, constitutes a major step toward the establishment of a gene catalog for this species.
For Mr. Kohl, taking it therefore constituted a "mistake" -- a word that he has now used several times -- rather than a crime.
An increase in one of these parameters, in case of hot weather, is likely to indicate the onset of health effects of a high temperature and it therefore could constitute a signal to initiate a rapid public health response.
There is a great risk that, when the time comes, this dubious practice will be claimed by many as an acquired right, and it will therefore constitute an extremely dangerous precedent as far as the farmers of our countries are concerned.
Uranium pollution involves high toxicity and radioactivity and, therefore, constitutes a grave threat to human health and the environment.
While "blueprinting" can be effective for marketing social finance to unfamiliar investors, it obscures the interests of beneficiaries, and therefore constitutes a dangerous foundation for social finance regulation.
Previous studies have indicated that S. triandra is in some traits somewhat unique as compared to other Salix species, and that it might therefore constitute a distinct subgenus [ 9, 22].
