The phrase "a classic structure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a design, format, or framework that is widely recognized and has stood the test of time.
Example: "The novel follows a classic structure, with a clear beginning, middle, and end that engages the reader throughout."
Alternatives: "a traditional framework" or "a timeless design".
It seemed like a classic structure, and it would be the way I'd have done it in a book.
Shi, H. & Moore, P. B. The crystal structure of yeast phenylalanine tRNA at 1.93 Å resolution: a classic structure revisited.
Camoletti and his translator Beverley Cross, both sadly dead, deserve much of the credit, for what they have created is a classic structure in which a life of meticulous precision unravels before our eyes.
Cromer managed to expose the bolts, the rivets, and the floorboards of a "classic" structure that we had been walking past — and sometimes through — but hadn't seen in years.
It uses a classic structure to form the narrative – in a remote, isolated setting a tale is told to an audience of one, who in turn recounts the tale to us – and with each revelation the sense of trepidation increases.
For two decades, the state of the art in American bridge design had been the reliable Howe wooden truss system, which added threaded iron upright supports to a classic structure of diagonal wooden trusses.
Lastly, examples compare the mechanics of a clustered structure to an equivalent classic structure and the utility of clustering is highlighted by allowing for actuation throughout a class 1 (no bar-to-bar connections) tensegrity while not embedding the actuators into the structure.
In 1984, the distinguished New York modernist architect Richard Meier was hired by the Getty Trust to create an Aristotelian classic structure with two key focusses: geometry and panorama.
A half dozen subplots also play out, giving the book the classic structure of a newsroom drama, wherein each story — a report on a popular old tree that is to be felled; a poll on the school's most feared bullies; an examination of a plan to gentrify the town's last poor neighborhood — is pursued until The Slash goes to press.
In the classic structure, a manufacturing business is divided into functional units, such as R&D, manufacturing, logistics, sales, marketing, after-sale service, finance, and IT.
In the classic structure, a business is divided into functional units, such as R&D, manufacturing, logistics, sales, marketing, after-sale service, finance, and IT.
