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"a similar structure" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is often used to compare two objects or ideas that have the same basic form or design. Example: The building has a similar structure to the one we saw in Paris.
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Zipcar has a similar structure.
There is a similar structure in Guernsey.
"I want a similar structure for alcohol control," he says.
He figured he could buy a similar structure in Harlem.
Deep convolution neural networks have a similar structure.
There is a similar structure right near me in Brooklyn.
GitHub is another highly successful firm with a similar structure.
A loan for 660 Madison Avenue has a similar structure.
In arthropods most apposition eyes have a similar structure.
Yeast cells possess a helicase-making gene with a similar structure to the human gene.
But fortunately I already have way too much going on, so I have a similar structure".
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