The phrase "attributes that constitute" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the essential qualities or characteristics that make up a particular subject or entity.
Example: "The attributes that constitute a successful leader include empathy, decisiveness, and integrity."
Alternatives: "qualities that make up" or "characteristics that form".
Second, the affective results of the social comparison are often mindlessly generalized to the global self, while the breadth and complexity of the network of attributes that constitute to the 'self' is ignored.
While these have provided important information regarding the animals' perception of the items, very few studies have attempted to systematically investigate the precise attributes that constitute a preferred object and the behaviour that these objects afford.
Pustejovsky [11] uses the concept of qualia structure to represent the attributes that constitute an object, parts, purpose and function, creation mode, etc. Qualia roles express noun basic semantic features.
This article will consider the characteristics and attributes that constitute a high-calibre training centre of excellence, acknowledging that a training centre might not represent a single institution, but may comprise a network of institutions that provide a coordinated and complete curriculum to the trainee.
This review addresses most of the characteristics and attributes that constitute a high-calibre training centre of excellence, considering that a training centre might not represent a single institution, but a network of institutions that provide a coordinated and complete curriculum to the trainee.
By formalizing these characteristics using logical notation, the quality attributes that constitute a "good" system architecture can be quantified and applied to determine the quality of an architectural model.
Viewing the quality-based organization as a collection of processes generating quality attributes and characteristics that constitute a solution for customers, we estimate market value as a measure of process economic performance based on objectively measured real economic data.
Least trainable were attributes that would constitute professional values; yet these are crucial to the effective performance of any clinical practitioner, the learning culture in the practice and therefore patient safety [ 17, 25].
However, this implication only points to the purpose of balanced presentation within PtDAs; it is unlikely to be useful for developers of PtDAs because it does not specify the attributes of information presentation that constitute a "balanced manner".
The specific objectives of the review were to: Identify the attributes of information presentation that constitute "balance" and explain the theoretical basis for balancing the presentation of information and options in PtDAs.
If biodiversity encompasses the great richness of differently attributed species that constitutes the natural world, how can ecological equivalence yield such predictive power about the numbers of species [6]?
