The phrase "central construct" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a concept, idea, or framework that is at the core of a particular issue, problem, or argument. For example, "The central construct of the argument is that the government should increase the minimum wage."
Mesh leverages that emergent behavior as the central construct of a virtual device router.
The central construct is GDAD active communication, which includes two dimensions: communication efficiency and communication effectiveness.
A central construct in DMN is that of a decision table.
These contours are utilized to define both forces and the work done by them, and are the central construct of this type of finite-volume differencing.
The central construct is a variation on a branching-time modality of the sort that has been familiar since Prior 1967.
Both program theory evaluation and action science use the concept of implicit "theories of action" as a central construct in the study of social practice.
Gulliver's Genie embraces three central constructs; those of agency, mobility and adaptivity.
Beyond SSCM risks, Seuring and Müller (2008b) show that pressures and incentives for SSCM are central constructs to study.
This investigation adapts and extends the Social Cognitive Career Theory (SCCT) by integrating it with central constructs from turnover theory.
Hoque and Nahid (2015) had suggested that business mission and market exploitation are quite central constructs in the phenomenon of social entrepreneurship, in addition to the social missions.
We argue in this paper that both dimensions of reuse can be facilitated with the use of ontologies as central constructs to drive the whole of the Software Development Life Cycle SDLCC).
