The phrase "as constructed through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe how something is formed or created through a specific process or method.
Example: "The narrative is rich and complex, as constructed through the author's unique perspective and experiences."
Alternatives: "as shaped by" or "as formed through".
Perhaps the best example is found in "Held in Check," a charming portrait of his father as constructed through the thousands of canceled checks preserved by Mallon's mother after her husband died.
For Dworkin and MacKinnon, on the other hand, what is problematic is not sexuality per se, but rather sexuality as constructed through pornography.
Logan goes on to characterize five tribal "stages" -- informal groupings in society, a field and/or an organization -- based on an individual's predominant worldview (as constructed through the language s/he uses and the types of relationships s/he forms).
In organizational and management literature, current trends conceive identity and related concepts, i.e. image and reputation, as constructed through social interactions, mostly of a discursive nature.
A primary contribution of this study is the development of a theoretical model of living with a PERS, as constructed through qualitative data analysis.
We examine how (im migrant bodies as subjects constructed through political-economic relations of race, gender, sexuality, class, nationality, and religion negotiate, contest, and affirm experiences of belonging/unbelonging in daily life and artistic practice across diverse geographical sites.
While multiple discourses exist within policy documents underpinning the reforms, our analysis identified quality in ECEC as primarily constructed through discourses of investment in stronger standards and qualified staff.
Data are understood as being constructed through an engagement with reality and shaped by structures and practices [ 37].
Social constructivism views knowledge, experience, realities and human understanding as socially constructed through interactions among people [ 5].
While it was observed that SUPERFLIP + EDMA with the default program settings did not produce starting models that were of the same quality as those constructed through intrinsic phasing (disjointed portions of host framework were located and complete guest fragments were not located), it did afford usable starting models on which to continue successful refinement.
Composite dispatching rules have been shown to be more effective as they are constructed through human experience.
