'constituting material' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe something that helps to create a whole, or something that forms an essential part of something larger. For example, "The library contained a wealth of books, constituting material for a wide variety of research topics."
It has been noticed before that fiat boundaries come in two distinct types (those demarcating material entities and those demarcating immaterial entities) and, consequently, fiat entities may also be considered as: (i) "fiat parts" and (ii) "fiat aggregates", the latter of which are aggregates of which the constituting material entities are not connected to each other [23].
Cell-matrix adhesion sites are dynamically maintained structures that constantly exchange their constituting material with the cytosol (Lele et al., 2008; Wolfenson et al., 2009).
The constituting material is not isotropic but a multilayer composite angle-ply laminate, with non-uniform thickness.
For this research the weathered layer is considered probably constituting materials like loosed sediments and sandy-clay materials (based on resistivity variation as typified by the resistivity table in Fig. 15 correlated with resistivity values obtain for this survey).
In our opinion, the minimum requirements for an effective diagnostic should include a monitoring of the main microclimatic parameters, the knowledge of constituting materials and their eventual forms of degradation, and, for stone buildings (our case), the soluble salt content.
So what constitutes "material" information?
His use of the flashback could constitute material for a colloquium on the subject (which everyone who thinks they are writing novels ought to be made to attend).
In a report released yesterday by the S.E.C., Ms. Unger said the commission needed to define clearly what constitutes material information.
Published in scientific journal Scanning, researchers from Stockholm University wrote: "The ring may... constitute material evidence for direct interactions between Viking Age Scandinavia and the Islamic world.
Figuring out what exactly constitutes material information is largely an exercise in futility because the Supreme Court has adopted a definition so vague that almost any tidbit about a company could fall within it.
So an important issue will be whether the S.E.C. can show that knowing the size of Goldman's trades in particular was sufficiently important on its own to constitute material nonpublic information to set up liability for insider trading.
