The phrase "a shared structural feature" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing common characteristics or elements that are present in multiple items, concepts, or systems.
Example: "In architecture, a shared structural feature among many buildings is the use of columns to support the roof."
Alternatives: "a common structural element" or "a mutual structural characteristic".
The presence of the tenue form in the blood smears of our patient, despite the low number, rather suggests a shared structural feature among species of malaria.
One complication was the apparent cross-reactivity of TB patient serum antibodies between MAs and cholesterol, most likely due to a shared structural feature between cholesterol and a folded form of MA, as both could be liganded by Amphotericin B, a cholesterol binding drug (Benadie et al., 2008).
It is known that the shared structural feature present in combretastatin analogues is a 3,4,5-trimethoxyaryl ring (A-ring), widely recognized to be essential for biological activity.
Structure-based classes are defined based on the presence of some shared structural feature across all members of the class.
As a result, shared structural features are a principal guide for developing the evolutionary at a higher level scenario.
Their shared structural features are an N-terminal transmembrane domain, an internal SUN domain, a PAD, one or more predicted coiled-coil motifs, and two closely spaced C-terminal transmembrane domains (Table 2 Figure 3C).
The dimensions of our structure and its essential features are similar to the shared structural features of IP3R purified from native sources.
This was done both by constructing distance trees based on pairwise Z-scores for structure similarity and deriving the most parsimonious tree based on shared structural features (see Table 1 for major structural features).
Within the ontology, chemical entities are classified based on shared structural features and also based on their roles and activities in biological systems.
