The phrase "a natural configuration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state or arrangement that occurs naturally, without human intervention, often in contexts related to biology, ecology, or systems design.
Example: "The forest's growth pattern is a natural configuration that supports biodiversity and ecosystem health."
Alternatives: "an organic arrangement" or "a native setup".
A non-linear viscoelastic constitutive model was developed using a framework based on multiple natural configuration.
Protein complex: Many individual cadherin proteins protruding from the surface of a skin cell join together in an elaborate lattice structure, made visible in its natural configuration for the first time by cryo-electron tomography, a novel cell-freezing technique.
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Viewed from the village of p12 Hucclecote, it has every appearance of a great fortress; but this is accounted for by the natural configuration of the soil.
Thousands upon thousands of women have breast enhancement surgery every year to alter the "natural" configuration of their chests to match how they would prefer it to look.
The problem is formulated by considering the natural configuration space for rigid bodies, the Special Euclidean group SE(3).
In this paper, we develop a constitutive theory within a thermodynamic setting to describe the creep of single crystal superalloys that gainfully exploits the fact that the configuration that the body would attain on the removal of the external stimuli, referred to as the "natural configuration", evolves, with the response of the body being elastic from these evolving natural configurations.
Small intestinal submucosae matrix (SIS) is composed of highly conserved collagens, glycoproteins, proteoglycans, and glycoaminoglycans in their natural configuration and concentrations.
This framework extends the well-known Kachanov's (1958) effective configuration and the concept of the effective stress space to self-healing materials by introducing the healing natural configuration in order to incorporate the micro-damage healing effects.
