The part of the sentence 'constitute the set' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a group of items that make up a whole. For example, "The four colors red, blue, yellow, and green constitute the set of colors used in the painting."
Mr. Katchor wrote the libretto and also drew the images that are projected onto the video screens that essentially constitute the set.
Also present is a mysterious figure called the Captain (Wilson Jermaine Heredia), whose role is an apparently sinister one that mostly involves his slinking sexily around the stage and on the platforms and walkways that constitute the set.
Moving up, down and across the bleacherlike steps that constitute the set by Lili Kentaka, they strike sudden, off-balance poses, like men caught by a photographer in flight from a scene of carnage, or leaning into the howling winds of a storm.
Passive listeners constitute the set of leaves in the tree.
Number of PV modules, turbine capacity, charge and discharge pipes diameters, and reservoir volume, installation height and depth to diameter ratio constitute the set of design variables.
In the end, a number of selected roads to be equipped with sensors constitute the set of flagged roads A* ⊂ A hence (bar{n} = |A^|).
Primary health-care centres (PHCCs) constitute the setting in which local communities are most likely to receive 'practical, scientifically sound and socially acceptable' care that is both sustainable and universally accessible [ 1].
There are many moments of dance drama, details you barely catch before they are gone, just as the performers slip in and out of the six doorways cut into the three walls of white plastic sheeting that constitutes the set.
The soprano Barbara Hannigan and the mezzo-soprano Charlotte Hellekant, who portray the sisters, descended from the ceiling, climbing like spiders down the woolen web that constitutes the set's backdrop.
"We hope that as he finds his footing on stage, the machine will be kind to him, too," Mr. Gelb added, referring to the mishap-prone, 45-ton mechanism of movable planks that constitutes the set for this production.
On such a view, which set of propositions constitutes the set to which a given agent is related by encountering a fictional text depends on contingent facts about what their world is like.
