'constructed belief' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a belief that someone has adopted from different sources or constructed from various beliefs and experiences. Example: Her constructed belief that change is necessary to progress was formed after years of study and reflection.
The evaluation results show that the MPI system consumes more memory when new correlation relationships introduced by the newly added policies to the constructed belief network.
In the same experiment, we introduce 100 new policies each test until reach the maximum limit 10,000, and measure the time required for updating the previous constructed belief network.
Moulton's point is not simply that the socially constructed belief that aggression is an unladylike/unfeminine characteristic puts women at a disadvantage (indeed, in a double bind) in careers such as philosophy that equate aggression with competence.
It's not glossing over history to be grateful for advocates who set the stage for our rights while simultaneously discarding the culturally constructed beliefs that we now view as morally wrong.
The research identified locally constructed beliefs and practices such as refraining from touching the child that may increase the incidence of drowning deaths.
In this paper, we aim to construct belief structures and characterize knowledge reduction in terms of evidence theory for the multigranulation spaces where decision attributes are considered.
Qualitative interviews were analysed by thematic analysis to construct belief statements to understand veterinarians' opinions on preventative advice and drivers for current services to sheep farmers.
MPI is practical and scalable, being able to parse and construct belief networks for up to a thousand of policies in under 100 s that produce nearly half million correlation edges.
A final stepwise regression of the five sets of significant IBM construct beliefs identified 14 key beliefs that best explain Intention.
When five stepwise regression analyses were conducted on the beliefs underlying each model component, a total of 28 IBM construct beliefs were significant predictors of intention (Table 5).
For the younger men, the five regression analyses for each of the model constructs found 31 of the IBM construct beliefs were significant predictors of intention (Table 7).
