"constitute a strategy" is a valid and grammatically correct phrase for written English.
You can use it when you are talking about forming a plan or course of action. For example: "The plans that our team has outlined constitute a strategy for success."
The mere identification of a mix of elements in several cases of apparently successful developing societies does not itself constitute a strategy for development.
But even Mr. Maslyukov acknowledged that the combination of state intervention, subsidies and printing of money that the current Government had proposed did not constitute a strategy.
Selling Smith Barney, which creates tangible common equity of approximately $6.5 billion, is the quickest way of plugging the gap.Gap-plugging alone does not constitute a strategy.
Thus, an increase of negative charges in peptide molecules may constitute a strategy for designing 111In-DTPA-conjugated LMW peptides with low renal radioactivity levels.
Early discharge from intensive care unit (ICU) may constitute a strategy of resource consumption optimization; however, unplanned readmission of hospitalized patients to an ICU is associated with a worse outcome.
"Although my Republican friends have to decide what to do with the tea party wackadoo wing of their party, it does not constitute a strategy to simply sit back and watch them immolate," Weiner wrote.
CEO Hal Rucker says the new WebCards.com property constitutes a strategy to broaden the company's scope, in contrast to the depth and focus of Smalltown.com.
Thus, modification of dione C-7 substituents constitutes a strategy for obtaining compounds active against common quinolone-resistant mutants.
We posit that the aging-associated DNA hypomethylation-driven increase in FoxP3 expression constitutes a strategy for keeping autoimmunity in check as organisms age.
For example, the combination of RNAi-induced gene silencing with overexpression of upstream synthetic genes constitutes a strategy to improve specific carotenoid products in wheat.
The GOP candidates have apparently concluded that voicing hope, embracing change and broadening our concept of the American mainstream constitute a losing strategy.
