The sentence is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it as part of a longer sentence to describe the purpose of something. For example: "The tools and resources provided constitute a means to help people in need."
Some argue that these barriers constitute a means to limit entry into the profession, and hence maintain high incomes.
Still, they provide preliminary evidence that this approach may constitute a means to identify at-risk individuals based upon subtle, sub-clinical facial features.
While the Swedish Hospital Discharge Register and other diagnostic registers, cannot be used to identify inflammation, biopsy registers constitute a means to identify tissue-verified inflammation.
Design of water-soluble prodrugs may constitute a means to improve the oral bioavailability of drugs suffering from dissolution rate-limited absorption.
A 3D collagen environment for ES cell differentiation then appears to constitute a mean to improve ES two-step angiogenesis models.
In conclusion, measuring clients' experiences should constitute a mean to strengthen the position and role of clients in nursing homes and residential care facilities.
Thus, the regulation of translation efficiency constitutes a means to rapidly adjust the yield of specific protein products from the available mRNA steady state levels.
The Costa Rican health care system should address this problem, given that community health centers constitute a means of democratizing access to primary health care to underserved and poor areas.
Eliminating these differences in metabolic control across health care settings is important for the health care system in the country because community health centers constitute a means of democratizing access to primary health care to underserved and poor areas, and because DM produces high financial costs to the national health care system.
Within the appraisal framework, they constitute a means for 'provoking' an attitudinal interpretation.
