'constitute the system' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you are discussing something that is being formed or joined together in order to form a system. For example, "The components of the network all constitute the system together."
Living within the lie can constitute the system only if it is universal.
Modules are arranged along part-whole tree-like hierarchies which collectively constitute the system.
"Living within the lie can constitute the system only if it is universal," Havel wrote, in 1978, in "The Power of the Powerless," an essay that now circulates in translation in closed societies the world over.
Living within the lie can constitute the system only if it is universal…everyone who steps out of line denies it in principle and threatens it in its entirety...The phrase "living in truth" was Mr Havel's hallmark.
A mathematical model, like the one proposed here, can facilitate the integration of these different areas, as it defines the elements that constitute the system and defines the technological tools to implement it.
The relaxation effect may be caused by a redistribution of energy among the nuclear, electronic, vibrational, and rotational energy states of the atoms and molecules that constitute the system, or it may result from a shift in the ratio of the number of product molecules to the number of reactant molecules (those initially taking part) in a chemical reaction.
Agent-based approaches enable simulation driven analysis and discovery of system-level properties using descriptive models of known behaviors of the entities constituting the system.
One is the increase of size of a single component which constitutes the system, and the other is the increase of the number of the components.
In our setup, however, the mass of the accelerometer at the side of the finger constitutes the system with two degrees of freedom.
For every slot t, the pair of the channel state G t) and queue sizes X t) constitutes the system state S t).
One key innovation of Hamilton's approach is the use of phase space, a 6N dimensional mathematical space, where N is the number of particles constituting the system of interest.
