The phrase "a correct formation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the validity or appropriateness of a particular structure or arrangement, often in a grammatical or technical context.
Example: "In linguistics, 'the cat sat on the mat' is a correct formation of a simple sentence."
Alternatives: "an accurate structure" or "a valid arrangement".
In C3KO mice, abnormal A-bands were seen, suggesting a role for calpain 3 in correct formation of sarcomeres or maintenance of sarcomere alignment [14].
In order to facilitate assembly of the holoenzymes that constitute the OXPHOS machinery, a group of proteins known as 'assembly factors' orchestrate the correct formation of complexes, in a manner that is subject to a strict stoichiometric balance of protein subunits [137,138].
The correct formation of a typical LPS ladder was proofed by SDS-PAGE and silver staining before blotting.
The link between SCUB and specific folding unit of protein gives us a new insight into the correct formation of the secondary structure of proteins [ 23– 26].
For proteins with more complicated topologies, e.g., knotted proteins, it was suggested that nonnative interactions play an essential role in the correct formation of the knots [40].
The selection of a cellular host strain capable of efficient and correct formation of disulfide bonds is therefore an important consideration for heterologous protein production.
To reach a correct healing formation, myofibroblasts should undergo apoptosis.
The lack of closure of the circulatory loop may explain some downstream defects described in this phenotype such as the lack of a correct lumen formation.
If this model is correct, formation of the tetramer represents a "domain swap" in which the DAD and C-terminal portions of αT exchanged positions with the corresponding portions of the juxtaposed C-terminus to create the interlocked tetramer.
