The phrase "constitutive for" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in contexts discussing the essential or defining characteristics of something.
Example: "The principles of justice are constitutive for a fair society."
Alternatives: "essential to" or "fundamental for".
The moral standard of having ones dignity respected is a higher-ranking principle that does not have the same sort of validity as the constitutional principles we live by; it is constitutive for the concept of basic individual human rights and for political equality.
Moreover, the strong differentiability of the electron and hole density in time is constitutive for the implicit time discretization scheme.
We show that the optimization of process conditions in the catalyst preparation phase is constitutive for dense CNT films.
These spirits are constitutive for Bacon's theory of matter.
Thus, in the work of art, subjectivity and objectivity are mutually constitutive for each other.
Some, for instance, pursue a neo Aristotelian-Thomistic approach and unfold practical wisdom as necessary and partially constitutive for human flourishing.
The pharyngeal pumping defective mutant eat-2 ad1116) eat-2 ad1116dered DR-constIIutive for its reduced food intake and extended lifespan [35].
Linda Colley concluded her BBC Radio 4 Acts of Union and Disunion series by calling for "new constitutive ideas for a new kind of union".
A framework is derived for developing constitutive laws for engineering materials.
Inducible IPTG-driven shRNAs for Myc and constitutive shRNAs for Myz-1 were purchased from Sigma-Aldrich.
By applying general tensor relations we have obtained the necessary constitutive equations for the stress and for the couple stress.
