"constitute a bridge" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in the context of creating a connection between two different ideas or concepts. For example, "This new policy will constitute a bridge between our current way of doing things and the future we want to create."
Yes, in a number of ways he constitutes a bridge to our own time.
The TTIC is run by the director of the CIA and constitutes a bridge between domestic law enforcement and national intelligence.
And the Qur'anic affirmation that Jesus of Nazareth was "born of a virgin" and was "Christ" seems to me to be something that constitutes an important shared tradition, one which constitutes a bridge between Islam and Christianity.
Indeed, the genome sequence and analyses presented in this study are an important first step in understanding the physiology and genetics of this organism, which constitutes a bridge between the environment and mammalian hosts.
The genome sequence and analyses presented in this study are an important first step in understanding the physiology and genetics of this organism, which constitutes a bridge between the environment and mammalian hosts.
Stines and co-workers [ 63] suggested that proline accumulation may be achieved via the ornithine pathway under the control of ornithine aminotransferase (OAT), which constitutes a bridge between proline and arginine metabolism.
An overarching crosscutting latent theme was that the midwife constituted a bridge between the Somali born woman and the new society.> The first theme highlighted three components of importance for the midwives when approaching the issue of violence in their care encounter with Somali born women.
Dendritic cells (DCs) constitute a unique bridge between the innate and the adaptive immune system.
