The phrase "constructor of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe someone or something that creates or builds something. Example: He was the constructor of the new office building, overseeing every aspect of its design and construction.
Avid crossword enthusiast, and constructor of published puzzles.
She is what she is, which is a wonderful constructor of puzzles.
She is, to my mind, a geometer, the most artful constructor of points.
We remain committed to our role as a premier constructor of nuclear power plants".
Mr. le Carré is maybe the most eccentric constructor of fiction in English literature since Joseph Conrad.
Ursula's marriage to the vile Derek Oliphant – himself a constructor of false personal history – would never have happened if she had managed to evade her teenage abuser.
So congratulations, Mr. Hammond, and thank you again to the constructors of the Brown tournament puzzles.
"Never has a peace process ended with prison terms for its protagonists, the constructors of peace," said the rebel negotiator Andrés París.
Two construction executives have sued, challenging the fairness of the contract with Flatiron-Manson, a joint venture of Flatiron Constructors of Colorado and Manson Construction of Florida that Minnesota hired for the new bridge.
All three books, by example and by counsel, empower young children to engage their fertile imaginations: to mark, to match, to make and to record — to become ever more active constructors of their own inner and outer worlds.
All the ideas were checked by engineers and the best constructors of the time, and the Germania project had the support of an entire elite of German building experts who were actively involved in it, so that there is next to nothing – even the Great Hall – which would not have been technically feasible," he says.
