The phrase "a proposed structure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a suggested or planned framework, design, or organization of something, such as a project, document, or system.
Example: "The committee reviewed a proposed structure for the new community center, considering both functionality and aesthetics."
Alternatives: "a suggested framework" or "a recommended design".
Figure 1 The chemical structure of histamine (a), proposed structure of the 99m Tc-histamine (b).
Then, by embedding the designed VFD filter with a switch, the variable comb filter could be implemented in a proposed structure.
Also, the care with which data is processed, the time invested in peak picking and the piecing together of fragments to complete a proposed structure(s) through a structure generation process all contribute to a successful result (Figure 2) [11].
to a soil in order to change soil's index properties, though the stabilization of soil is its treatment to improve its strength and durability such that to make it suitable for building a proposed structure [1, 2].
Comparing a gene's structure, including the position and spacing of the introns, to that of its paralogs and orthologs is often a useful means of confirming or refuting a proposed structure.
Previous studies have led to a proposed structure for an ancestral karyotype and models for the evolution of the B. rapa genome by triplication and segmental rearrangement, but these have not been validated at the sequence level.
All these questions must be considered when estimating likely earthquake effects at a site of any proposed structure.
Figure 1 (a) The proposed structure of an allpass VFD digital filter.
Data were refined to quantify phase fractions using a newly proposed structure for the ε-UO3 polymorph.
As a result, the proposed structure satisfies this requirement of neural networks, while yielding an optimized network configuration.
As a result, the proposed structure reduces the total area by 20% and effectively improves the area-efficiency.
