The phrase "and therefore constituted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is established or formed as a result of a preceding statement or condition.
Example: "The committee was formed to address the issues at hand, and therefore constituted a diverse group of experts."
Alternatives: "and thus formed" or "and consequently established".
"These forces were fully integrated with Saddam Hussein's command and controls and therefore constituted legitimate military targets that posed a threat to coalition forces," a White House official said.
He also intimated that Falun Gong's moral philosophy was at odds with the atheist values of Marxist Leninism, and therefore constituted a form of ideological competition.
Null events were not explicitly modeled, and therefore constituted an implicit baseline.
Go trials with stop-signal probability of 0% were not explicitly modeled and therefore constituted an implicit baseline.
Under these conditions, normal epithelial cells were not immunostained and therefore constituted an internal negative control.
Maternal deaths are much less common events than under-five deaths and therefore constituted the major determinant of sample size.
However, even swearing to no one in particular could create an intimidating environment, and therefore constitute a breach of faith between the employer and employee, Morrall says.
New Yorkers obviously agree, except that in this instance the end run wound up working to our advantage and therefore constitutes a special case.
This book represents a monumental job of research -- Galbraith practically knows what Kurosawa had for lunch on any given day -- and therefore constitutes a rare feast for lovers of Japanese cinema.
For example, an act of contempt is an insult to the court and an interference with its judicial authority and therefore constitutes criminal contempt.
Uranium pollution involves high toxicity and radioactivity and, therefore, constitutes a grave threat to human health and the environment.
