koostamishallitujen

Koostamishallitujen is a Finnish term that appears mainly in specialized or official language. It is a participial form that can be understood as describing things that have been compiled or assembled by a governing body or committee. The exact sense depends on context, but common uses involve outputs produced by an organized group, such as documents, lists, or reports.

In practice, kohtamishallitujen functions as a modifier within a noun phrase. It typically occurs in genitive constructions that specify what was produced by the body in question. For example, a phrase like kooste­mishallitusten asiakirjojen luettelo would be interpreted as “the list of documents compiled by the committee,” with the form koostamishallitujen helping to identify the provenance of the materials. The precise morphology can vary with the noun it modifies and the case required by the sentence.

Usage notes:

- It is a relatively rare, formal/administrative construction, more likely found in archives, minutes, or legal/regulatory texts than in everyday language.

- As with many Finnish participial adjectives, the form agrees with the noun it describes in case and number; its genitive plural form often appears in noun phrases that designate the source of the material.

See also:

- Finnish grammar and participles

- Compound words and expressions in Finnish

- Archival and legal Finnish terminology

In sum, koostamishallitujen is best understood as a specialized participial phrase indicating outputs that have been assembled or compiled by a governing body, used mainly in formal or archival Finnish.