The phrase "a structural characteristic of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific feature or quality that defines the structure of something, such as a concept, object, or system.
Example: "The ability to adapt is a structural characteristic of resilient ecosystems."
Alternatives: "a fundamental trait of" or "an essential feature of".
The indicator of share of workers received professional training or improved their skills in their total amount will possess lower growth rate as it's a structural characteristic of dynamics of qualitative structure of the territorial personnel resources.
We show how such a quantitative method illuminated the mechanistic importance of a structural characteristic of multihelical TM proteins, that is, the likely presence of adjacent polar and hydrophobic residues at the protein-membrane interface.
This is a structural characteristic of networks.
This long loop before the active site (CGFS) is a structural characteristic of monothiol Grxs.
2, a structural characteristic of the economy, and exceeding the effect on household incomes of the other simulated injections.
Moreover, looking at the qualitative information available, we can say that a strategy of open innovation is intentionally followed by many organisations, with cooperation with universities and PROs being a structural characteristic of their behaviour.
Derivatives 12, 14, 16, 18, and 19, with higher antioxidant action than the others, have a structural characteristic capable of enhancing this action.
We have validated this structure by identifying a distinctive structural characteristic of this state, a transient hydrogen bond between the side-chains of residues N44 and E35.
A fundamental structural characteristic of a string of letters is its periodicity.
A common structural characteristic of locally acting myotoxins is a cationic face, which is likely to interact with negatively charged phospholipid bilayers.
It is a highly conserved glycoprotein in mammals [ 5] and possesses a reactive centre loop (RCL) [ 5] that is a common structural characteristic of the serine proteinase inhibitor (serpin) family.
