The phrase 'retrospective construction' is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
In general, it is used to refer to the process of constructing something based on information from the past. For example, "The architect began the retrospective construction of the empire's history in an effort to better understand its decline."
It should go without saying, however, that autobiography is never quite transparent, and that first-person spiritual memoirs are always partly constructions — retrospective and simplifying fictions imposed on the confusing stream of memories and on intellectual doubts and dilemmas.
PLES allows construction of retrospective maps for specific epochs.
Retrospective application of the composite construction principle to old structures may be beneficial.
Another potential limitation of our model as typical for nomograms is that construction is based on retrospective data.
Our methodology allows users to utilize currently available methodologies for integrating cross-experiment microarray datasets (Tsiliki et al., 2014) and allow for the construction of large-cohort retrospective studies.
Possibly, with more exhaustive efforts, the problem may have been solved, e.g., using different estimation methods or changes in model structure, but our goal was to judge the general performance in a retrospective analysis without performing additional model construction.
The only evidence of the sculpture in the retrospective comes in the video "Across Canal," which documents its construction.
An exhibition in Brazil gives an insight into circus life, a retrospective of a hugely influential British pop artist, Kensington Garden's new fibreglass construction - and more from the world of arts.
We will utilise a mixed-methods, observational, retrospective, controlled, before-and-after design to take advantage of the quasiexperimental conditions created with the construction of a new ICU facility in Calgary, Canada.
