The phrase "a meaningful structure" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to something that has been organized in a logical and organized way. For example, "The novel creates a meaningful structure that allows readers to understand the complex plot."
We simply provide the learners with a meaningful structure of the learning resources as a visual aid for their knowledge building while reviewing the learning resources they have organized.
Self-organization is the ability of a system to organize in a meaningful structure without any external force as long as certain rules are enforced in the system (Ashby 1991).
When the signal model is assumed to be nonnegative, NMF provides a meaningful structure of the audio data, which in this case is obtained from the magnitude or energy spectrograms.
The data for each dimension were standardised within the individuals and, to obtain a meaningful structure of the principal components, the number of factors was finally limited to two.
More importantly, the study has shown that, if information on scientific procedures is provided in a meaningful, structured, locally relevant and complete way, it is possible to facilitate adequate understanding.
The court's amendment of the statute reads out of the provision the congressional decision that dangerousness alone is a sufficient basis for detention, and reads out as well any meaningful structure for supervised release...
For this unfiltered network, the density of edges is so great that it is very difficult to discern any meaningful structure from it.
These scrambled images had similar SF content to the conditions of interest but without any meaningful structure or semantic content.
This suggests that the FFA and PPA are sensitive to low-level visual features (such asSF) that remain intact after Fourier scrambling has removed all meaningful structure from the image.
The original data collected from REEP Green Solutions were not organised in any particular way so the following results have been fit into the five categories of the GDH impact assessment multicriteria framework in an effort to give them a more meaningful structure.
The differential equations describing the simple distillation of azeotropic ternary mixtures place a physically meaningful structure (tangent vector field) on ternary phase diagrams.
