The phrase "a box structure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a physical or conceptual structure that resembles a box or has a box-like shape.
Example: "The architect designed a box structure that maximizes interior space while maintaining a minimalist aesthetic."
Alternatives: "a cuboid design" or "a rectangular framework".
Most existing studies have examined a box structure for the blanket container.
Similar characteristics of modal radiation efficiencies between a box structure and a corresponding simply supported panel are observed.
Roof slab is essentially a box structure with top and bottom plates interconnected by vertical shells and radial stiffeners welded to them.
In "InsideOut," Ginger Cox took a box structure made of poles and fashioned it into the equivalent of a house and a jungle gym for four female dancers to hang and stretch from.
Testing of the TBM shall neither hinder the ITER operation, nor threaten safety of operation even at water ingress into a box structure of the TBM (In-Box Loss of Coolant Accident, In-Box LOCA).
The main principle of the concept is to cut a box structure into parts smaller than 64 k byte as this is the limitation of an APP marker segment and to include these parts into multiple instances of APP11 marker segments (see Fig. 2).
Then the distance correlation based sensitivity index is applied to a vibration problem in structural dynamics, a truss structure model and a wing box structure model.
Finally, a hexahedral box structure is taken as an example, and the material selection optimization is conducted.
A new cassette concept based on a welded box structure made of stainless steel plates has been proposed for ITER FEAT.
A box cooker consists of a number of mirrored panels that focus their beams toward an insulated box structure, which has a transparent top used to admit the solar radiation.
In this study, the development of a commercial-size, submersible abalone cage grow-out system with a modular box structure is described.
