The word "constructs" is correct and usable in written English.
The word means to create something, such as an idea, argument, or physical object. For example, you could say, "The architect carefully constructed a beautiful building".
Still, the articles do contain that most evocative of showbiz reporting constructs.
I've confronted some painful fantasies: that longing of old, the sense of "home", the Italy of my childhood – constructs of great sentiment, but of imagination more than reality.
Break the BBC down into smaller units and avoid overly complex, amorphous tri-media constructs which no one understands – inside or out.
Brissenden, Tran and Vu all do two layers of filling, folding the rice paper over one lot before adding the next, while everyone else constructs it more like an envelope, folding the sides in and then rolling the paper up tightly around the filling – an approach I find easier to manage.
The film, which BBC2 said "constructs a powerful exploration about whether time can heal all wounds and love triumph over evil", will also feature an interview with the daughter of Gwen Mayor, the teacher who was killed and one of the survivors of the massacre.
Question from nadinemazloum 1- How hard is it to change the constructs of "manhood" when we see the most educated of males exhibiting misogyny as a sign of power in Lebanon?
My Eden landscapes and their climes Are constructs from Edwardian times, When bath-rooms took up lots of space, And, before eating, one said Grace.
If that was possible, then the viruses might be used as a template to grow and assemble electronic circuits, much like an abalone constructs its shell.
The man who brushed aside the UN's Kyoto treaty on climate change so brutally and who dispatched his energy secretary to Berlin this week to reinforce America's position would surely want to veto any mandatory federal rules on greenhouse gases; but he is otherwise all set to sign just about any pork-laden monstrosity Congress constructs.
But in turn she constructs a political straw man, accusing critics of suggesting that diplomats stage an un-American "retreat" from the world.
In the case of O. sagittarius, each female constructs a tunnel after she has mated and then packs it with the stuff in the form of a brooding ball, on which she lays her eggs.
