The phrase "a clean structured" is not correct in written English as it is missing a noun after "structured" to complete the thought.
You can use it when describing something that is both clean and organized, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The report was presented in a clean structured format that made it easy to understand."
Alternatives: "a clean layout" or "a tidy structure".
Environmental restrictions meant that the dam had to have a "clean" structure, so the operational equipment is located within the dam wall itself.
Clean, structured and high quality data stored in a relational database resource can facilitate computational predictive modeling, thus allowing for new information to be inferred by computational analyses.
The idea was to give away lots of clean, structured data about the companies we cover, data that could be used to build new services and improve upon existing ones.
The protocol is compatible with common clean room technologies; however, even without access to a clean room, structured substrates can be produced.
Any training data used in ML and AI has been carefully gathered, cleaned, structured and (possibly) annotated to make the model work the way it should.
Mr. Dagueneau was eventually able to build his own winery, a scrupulously clean structure that has been likened by visitors to a cathedral.
A neat, clean structure alternates between sections written in the present tense, as Roy's heart races at the thought of getting his hands on Betty's assets, and past-tense accounts of key scenes from the lives of the trickster and his associates.
It will reduce the utilization cost of the renewable energy and protect the world's environment, establishing an overall clean structure of energy with a low carbon footprint.
"Good" GM would emerge after two or three months with a clean capital structure and no burdensome contracts.
Though littered with four-letter words, "Season" has a clean, mechanical structure in which revelations arrive like well-run trains at a station.
