The phrase "a classical structure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a design, framework, or form that follows traditional principles or styles, often in the context of architecture, literature, or music.
Example: "The building features a classical structure, with columns and a pediment that reflect ancient Greek architecture."
Alternatives: "a traditional framework" or "an ancient design".
Considering his previous work, he might have been expected to produce a classical structure, a framework to signify cultural certainty.
The GA has a classical structure but modified genetic operators, to avoid the combinatorial explosion.
T-junction is a classical structure for the two-phase separation.
They have a classical structure, with a Chorus, a messenger (in the shape of a dog) and a main character called first Hero then Ulysses.
And he isn't decorously posed in a classical structure; he isn't contained in an ordered space with Greek or Roman allusions.
The Hymn to Saint Cecilia (1942) recovered an English 17th-century sense of musical form while its libretto by Auden showed the same dazzling combination of a classical structure being interpreted by a modernist temperament.
Here, it is described how it can be also used to reduce the computational cost overall compared to a classical Structured design algorithm.
He often melded American and European traditions by embedding a well-known melody within a traditional classical structure.
This allows to turn a classical secondary structure into an extended secondary structure by filling large loops with non-canonical pairs.
Mr. Lawless, having staged "Figaro" four times before, told the singers who had gathered between the gym's basketball hoops that he saw the opera as a study in sexual and class tensions, exacerbated by assaults on the trust necessary to make a marriage work, all packed into the Classical structure of a single day.
They provide a decisive improvement over classical structure calculations by stress analysis.
