The phrase "a more rigid structure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for increased firmness or strictness in a system, organization, or framework.
Example: "In order to improve efficiency, we need to implement a more rigid structure in our project management approach."
Alternatives: "a stricter framework" or "a firmer system".
Seven bridges are present in more than 25% of the molecular dynamics (MD) simulation sol_dimer, but this number is multiplied by 3 in the dimer of dimers simulations, where the size of the solute is multiplied by 2. The water bridges thus appear in presence of a more rigid structure and may induce this rigidity.
Of course, there are some industries where a more rigid structure is essential.
This contributed to increase their elastic modulus, which is inherent to a more rigid structure.
2001 ZO6 COUPE (C5, 1997-2004) HighSportierier driving dynamics, a more rigid structure and thunder under the hood to match the lightning of its styling.
If bright sunlight suddenly returns, protons quickly build up and reach a critical concentration at which point the LHCSR switches to a quenching-on conformation probably a more rigid structure that permits energy to be rejected by some mechanism not yet fully understood.
Similarly, the images in Figure 6c,d,e,f of the 2-D cross-sections show a more rigid structure and less noisy artifacts due to misalignment.
A Burr arch truss consists of a load-bearing arch sandwiching multiple king posts, resulting in a stronger and more rigid structure than one made of either element alone.
The shift of topology towards a less overlapping, more rigid structure might by itself suggest the aging of the system described by a given network.
As it is a thicker and more rigid structure in the bagasse, the SCW, where cellulose microfibrils are arranged in parallel position, is responsible for cell wall integrityB.
This energy transfer proves to be more efficient for [Er(fod)3(bath)] as a result of the bulkier and more rigid structure of bath diimide.
Again, probably due to its thermophilic nature and more rigid structure, it displays an enhanced selectivity towards the (R) -enantiomer compared to AldO, which results in a higher E-value for this substrate.
