The phrase "constructive energy" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of using one's energy in a positive, productive way. Example: The team's coach encouraged them to channel their frustration into constructive energy, which helped them turn the game around and ultimately win.
"The heat released in the dispute must be transformed into constructive energy".
But trying to infuse some positive and constructive energy into metaphorical viruses turns out to be very hard.
But critics mired in the winter of their discontent take it out on young filmmakers who dare to look ahead with constructive energy.
They were Protestants, and the Bible was central to the explosion of destructive and constructive energy that was the Protestant reformation.
While confirming that a "smaller scale, contemporary drama" is not out of the question, Loach insists that "I wouldn't do something on the scale of Jimmy's Hall again; nothing that required that much constructive energy.
The AU website promises the anniversary will facilitate and celebrate African narratives of past, present and future that will enthuse and energise the African population and use their constructive energy to accelerate a forward looking agenda of pan-Africanism and renaissance.
The turbulent story of constructive energies and calamitous hostilities involves black businessmen and gangsters and teachers, white philanthropists, an African-American minister who preaches a gospel of submission, and vicious whites maintaining Jim Crow with murderous force and preying sexually on black women.
OO House GOP Will Spend Last of Current Session Doing Nothing constructive on energy or the economy.
There is no denying that it can be an enormous drain on constructive parenting energies.
John Connor, the chief executive of the Climate Institute, said the polling and assessments showed there was a clear opportunity for government develop constructive climate change and energy policies.
The goal is to achieve balanced solutions between energy efficiency, constructive feasibility, building physics, cost, architecture and use value.
