"socially constructive" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used to describe actions or behavior that is intended to improve or benefit society in some way. For example, "She chose to volunteer her time in a socially constructive way."
Not a changed Muse, not a socially constructive Muse, but no Muse at all.
In the Wiener Werkstätte they sublimated their passions into more useful and socially constructive modes.
This multiscalar approach aspires to offer a more inclusive, engaging, and socially constructive Boston for the 21st century.
Such a nationwide programme would generate tax revenue to help tackle the deficit, but in an economically and socially constructive way.
But he added: "It's a little galling to hear bin Laden lecturing on flood relief when Al Qaeda has never done any socially constructive work, but has only sowed chaos".
This socially constructive form of vigilantism lawlessness on behalf of lawfulness and the question of when and where it degenerated into rank mob rule have been popular topics in American historiography.
All of which led to me wonder about the social drivers -- particularly the balance between outdated attitudes on wealth and progress towards more socially-constructive behaviors.
In addition to their considerable philanthropic donations, individuals like Bill Gates and Warren Buffett (ranked second and third, respectively, by Bloomberg) have been spearheading initiatives to ensure that fellow billionaire devote more of their wealth to socially-constructive ends.
Socially constructed knowledge.
It is socially constructed.
We need rules to motivate constructive, socially responsible behavior.
