"construct the evidence" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when talking about assembling or building evidence to support a claim or argument. Example: The defense team worked tirelessly to construct the evidence that would prove their client's innocence.
A three-phase approach was used to construct the evidence-based recommendations.
We still see the action from Cromwell's point of view, as we did in "Wolf Hall," but, in this book, his point of view is no longer the point: the crux of the novel is the savagely virtuoso scenes of trickery and interrogation, in which, one by one, he assembles and constructs the evidence against those who must be found guilty.
Therefore, CANPWR will construct the first harmonized, evidence-based registry and platform that identifies the key determinants of weight change in eight pediatric weight management centres across Canada.
It is important to notice that this characteristic is theoretically a part of a general support construct but the evidence here is that these two items share some variance in common that is additive to the overall support measure and not a different dimension.
The limitations discussed in this section resulted in a greater reliance on expert opinion, rather than on published, peer-reviewed evidence, to construct the models.
This research was grounded in data from a very large cohort of participants from primary care, which provided strong empirical evidence to construct the model.
The downstream entities (here, gene expressions) of the HYP are used as evidence to construct the distribution pHYP of the HYP: for any φ in [− M,M], the density of the HYP at φ is proportional to the total evidence of "correct predictions" s i ∙β i above φ.
He constructs, on the evidence here, a more subtle performance than Lewis.
This points to a specific benefit of this method for constructing the network of evidence.
The construct evidences the influence of classical Roman funerary art, particularly stone memorials.
