The phrase "a major structural feature of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing significant components or characteristics of a system, design, or concept.
Example: "The arch is a major structural feature of Roman architecture, providing both support and aesthetic appeal."
Alternatives: "a key structural element of" or "a significant structural aspect of".
The major structural feature of vegetation on mountains in all regions except in very dry or very cold places is tree line.
The major structural feature of this kind of alkaloid is the distribution of the C and B rings.
Given that the acyl chain appeared to be the major structural feature of the AHLs that influenced plant growth and development, we were surprised at the comparable activity of l-homoserine (16) to 4, 8, 11, and 14. Background (uncatalyzed) amide hydrolysis was unlikely to be a concern.
We have developed VQ techniques since the 1990s (Wriggers et al., 1998) to identify the major structural features of the atomic structure and of the volumetric map (Fig. 1A and B).
For an enzyme with two substrates, a rational strategy to create a high potency inhibitor is to incorporate the major structural features of both substrates, and thereby allow binding to be tighter than for either substrate on its own.
The major structural features of megakaryocytic differentiation are an increase in nuclear size with DNA polyploidization and an increase in cytoplasmic volume with formation of secretory granules and demarcation membranes.
Entanglement and bundling mechanisms are found to affect major structural features of buckypaper.
2. Major structural features of each -- see table for size, subunits, etc. 3. MT & MF involved in movement; associated with 'motor molecules.' IF are not.
As for other carbonaceous materials, the use of a low-field field strength in conjunction with the single pulse excitation (SPE or Bloch decay) technique has enabled most of the carbon to be detected and, therefore, NMR-invisible graphitic layers are not thought to be major structural features of the cokes.
The 2D density and magnetic analyses have been applied along Line 1 (for location see Figures 2, 4, 5 and 6) to reveal the major structural features of the crystalline crust in the vicinity of the Årvollskogen borehole.
