The phrase "as per the constitution" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something is done in accordance with the rules or principles set out in a constitution.
Example: "The new law was enacted as per the constitution, ensuring that all citizens' rights are protected."
Alternatives: "according to the constitution" or "in accordance with the constitution".
Zuma denied Jonas's claims, saying only the president appointed ministers, as per the constitution.
"I will work without fear, anger or hatred and will do justice to all as per the constitution".
This authorization for use of military force (AUMF) seemed logical and necessary at the time: As per the Constitution, Congress needed to sign off on a proper war against al Qaeda and the Taliban to eliminate the enduring threat they posed to American security.
"That'ss an old standard" — as old as the Constitution.
Responsibility for implementation of the policy and ECD service provision has recently been decentralized, as per the new Constitution- at this time, the exact way in which services will be provided and coordinated in the newly decentralized system is not clear.
As per the new constitution (ratified on 30 April), political parties formed in the new nation, quickly becoming a source of political factionalism.
This election-cycle Kenyans will vote for the first time for county governors and senators, as per the new constitution established in 2010, which sounds fine, but also could lead to intense competition and rivalry on a local level and raise the chances of violence.
Suppose, in other words, that African-Americans had as many senators to represent them as the Constitution allots to the twelve per cent of Americans who live in the least populous states.
As per the group's constitution: "Many women feel more comfortable in an environment where we can speak without the risk of being downgraded for our gender, which is something very common in most techy groups… as we've seen lately, many women come here because they're tired of the underlying sexism in some of these groups".
To provide medical, hospital and ambulance services to the country's 180 million people, as the constitution requires, the federal healthcare system spends about $20bn per year.
But it could not, as the constitution stands, then make her president.The constitution has less personalised defects, too.
