The phrase "a decent structure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has an acceptable or satisfactory arrangement or organization, such as in writing, architecture, or systems.
Example: "The report was well-organized, with a decent structure that made it easy to follow."
Alternatives: "a solid framework" or "an adequate arrangement."
Any successor must firstly offer us all a decent belief structure to stop us all from wanting to kill ourselves all the time at the horrible state of our lives – surely the point of religion for 90percentt of all adherents for most of the past 4000 years.
Gas stations and funeral homes are the only decent structures in view.
However, there are decent structures and incentives to handle the principal-agent problem, yet recruiting still remains awful.
In particular, TreeFolder generates decent structures for 2a43 from nucleotides 1 to 14 and for 1l2x from nucleotides 1 to 18, respectively.
A flannel shirt will result in a soft vest with a decent amount of structure, while a shirt made from a lighter, "flowy" fabric may result in a vest that has a delicate, airy appearance.
Moreover, the opposition fighters, on the defensive, still lack a decent command-and-control structure.
A decent hierarchical society's basic structure specifies a decent system of social cooperation.
Here, we found polythiophene (PTh) nanofibrous structure can have a decent photocatalytic activity (2.19 mmol h−1 g−1) and stability in ascorbic acid aqueous solution under visible light irradiation.
Therefore, a prestressed concrete system with LWC is recognized as a decent solution for creating a suitable structure that can decrease the consumption of the natural resources and reduction in the enormous amount of CO2 emitted from construction and residual environments (Chandra and Berntsson 2003; Oh and Choi 2004).
Try ground infantry and get your Barracks to a decent level, before moving onto economical/religious structure.
