The phrase "article constitutes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal, academic, or formal contexts to indicate that a particular article or section serves as a defining element or has a specific role.
Example: "The article constitutes the foundation of the agreement between the parties involved."
Alternatives: "article serves as" or "article represents".
The majority of the article constitutes the result of individual research methods employed by the author.
The article constitutes an introduction to the issue associated with modern steel-concrete composite girders having open continuous connectors of the composite dowels type.
The present review article constitutes a detailed map, which embraces all the recent efforts in this rapidly evolving field, and will help researchers to keep up to date, by offering insights into areas where significant improvements could be accomplished.
This article constitutes the second step in a research effort aiming at evaluating the feasibility of introducing active characteristics into standard leading edge groove (LEG) tilting pad journal bearings.
This article constitutes the first half of a two-part world survey of artificial brain projects: this part dealing with large-scale brain simulations, and the second part with biologically inspired cognitive architectures (BICAs).
The present article constitutes a meta-analytical study of the effectiveness of positive psychology interventions for the general public and for individuals with specific psychosocial problems.
Judge J. Paul Oetken of Federal District Court in Manhattan said Monday the article constituted protected speech.
"As Reveal now accepts, the article constituted an unjustifiable and unnecessary intrusion into the claimant's private and family life.
Its final report, published in April, concluded that at least two of these, both in the Nature article, constituted scientific misconduct.
An investigating committee found numerous problems with the papers and concluded in a 31 March report that two of those, both in the article, constituted research misconduct.
(Songfacts' July 31 interview is in fact rather lengthy; the comments quoted in this article constitute about one-tenth of it).
