The phrase "a sound structure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is well-organized, stable, or reliable, often in contexts like architecture, writing, or arguments.
Example: "The report was praised for its clarity and a sound structure, making it easy to follow."
Alternatives: "a solid framework" or "a robust design".
So a ruin is more interesting than a sound structure; a jungle more interesting than a garden; crime is more interesting than law.
One of the best things about digital recording is that it allows people with no musical literacy to read a sound structure -- a score, minus the pitch notation.
For a C-suite audience, you need to get to the point quickly by crafting a recommendation with a sound structure and skimmable content.
Such deals often collapse due to a failure to confront conflict during negotiations or to give the deal a sound structure.
To irradiate a target with proton beam for multiple applications, a beam window with a sound structure is essential, which successfully divides the accelerator compartment from the target.
Steinitz believed that a sound structure could repel any attack and he dogmatically chose some of the ugliest ever seen to oppose the favorite attack of his day, the Evans Gambit.
But Mr Reagan also holds out the promise of a firmer line abroad, based on a sounder structure of advice.
The Central Americans displayed a sounder structure, with the wing-backs helping the three centre-backs and the midfield providing protection too, and Mora suggested that he bore no ill-effects from his torment in Elche by producing a phenomenal one-handed save to deny Erin Vandenbergh early on.
The support of chondrogenesis by the SFCS tubular scaffold construct resulted in a mechanically sound structure and thus is a step towards an engineered trachea that could potentially support the growth of an epithelial lining resulting in a tracheal transplant with properties resembling those of the fully functional native trachea.
In Roots, an aquarium-shaped installation, he explores the cycle of a crystalline formation from a mutant and sound structure animated by electricity.
With deft camerawork and a pure attention to 70s small town details, there is a fantastic, technically sound structure that director David Lowery has built.
