The phrase "constituting a total" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to describe something that makes up a whole or the sum of a collection of things. For example, "The five pieces of artwork I bought at the fair are now constituting a total of my art collection."
I see constituting a total debt.
Our nationwide population-based study estimated the 1-year prevalence of definite migraine as 16.4%, probable migraine as 12.4% and of pure TTH as 5.1%, probable TTH as 9.5% with ICHD-II criteria, constituting a total of 43.4% of the general population suffering from these two primary headache types.
In total, 175,547 pyrosequencing reads were obtained constituting a total of 34,424,691 bp.
The other 11 genomes included in this analysis were downloaded from NCBI, thus constituting a total of 15 strains in the comparative analysis (Table 2).
The most valuable fishery in commercial terms is the demersal fishery, which is focused mainly on Cape hake, with additional catches of Agulhas sole, kingklip, and adult horse mackerel, constituting a total nominal catch of 188,842 t [48].
Factors and levels were combined constituting a total of four measurements.
The House is also considering a bill that would constitute a total, nationwide ban on abortion, though it seems unlikely to pass both chambers.
That's around $8.5 billion spent of the ~$10 billion offer that would have constituted a total buyout (Reuters says $12 billion).
In larger companies, there will be a specialist for every given category of job, while in the smaller companies the HR staff may constitute a total of two overworked "managers".
Start with "anxiety": The Social Security Administration classifies anxiety as a subset of mental disorders and places it in the catch-all category of "other," which constitute a total of 3.9% of all disability claims -- and that's all otherwise unclassified mental disorders, not just anxiety. .
FFT were performed on the epoched data, which constituted a total of 1024 points.
