The phrase "and thereby constituting" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to show how something results or leads to something else. Example: The new law has greatly increased penalties for speeding, and thereby constituting a safer driving environment for everyone on the road.
He writes, "A language is less a sum of signs (words, grammatical and syntactical forms) than a methodological means of differentiating signs from one another, and thereby constituting a linguistic universe of which we later say--once it is precise enough to crystallize significant intentions, and to have it reborn in another that it expresses a world of thought…" (PW, 31).
In this sense, high levels of ROS activate UCPs and thereby constituting a negative feedback loop that lowers mitochondrial ROS production presumably via mitochondrial uncoupling and ensuing Δψ depolarization.
The latter may sometimes slope forwards, these arrangements being sexually dimorphic [see also Kulynych et al., 1994], and thereby constituting a potential source of difference in findings between studies.
Finally, we could identify 40 cancer mutations in addition to the PKD1 D665N mutation perturbing the αD1 site, eight of which containing the same amino acid substitution D to N (PKCb D427N, TSSK1 D97N, TTBK1 D116N, CDK11b D507N, CDK8 D103N, PFTAIRE1 D198N, PDGFRa D681N, and STYK1 D201N) and thereby constituting high-confidence downstream rewiring mutants.
It also may have the consequence of depriving a party to a lawsuit of the relief that the court order afforded him and thereby constitute civil contempt.
The extremely large redshifts of various quasars suggest that they are moving away from Earth at tremendous velocities (i.e., approximately 90 percent the speed of light) and thereby constitute some of the most distant objects in the universe.
These stream into and thereby constitute a fluctuating field of attention: flowing and broad, it is called "perception;" ebbing and concentrate, "apperception".
Thus, the self is defined by concrete expressions through which one manifests oneself in the world and thereby constitutes one's identity over time.
That is, among the vast array of similar qualities that objects share we must select those few which we take to be important enough to constitute the meaning of the general term and thereby constitute the species or genus.
"Reason, being cool and disengaged, is no motive to action, and directs only the impulse received from appetite or inclination, by showing us the means of attaining happiness or avoiding misery: Taste, as it gives pleasure or pain, and thereby constitutes happiness or misery, becomes a motive to action, and is the first spring or impulse to the desire and volition" (ECMP 88).
But some of the 'processes' that process philosophers operate with are not temporal developments in this sense — they are, for example, temporal but non-developmental occurrences like activities, or non-spatiotemporal happenings that realize themselves in a developmental fashion and thereby constitute the directionality of time.
