The phrase "a structural feature of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing characteristics or elements that are integral to the composition or organization of something, such as a text, building, or system.
Example: "The use of symbolism is a structural feature of the novel that enhances its thematic depth."
Alternatives: "an essential element of" or "a key component of".
It's a structural feature of capitalism.
A structural feature of flowers that discourages selfing is heterostyly, or variation in the length of the style (neck of the pistil).
This unity lies within the aesthetic experience itself and so cannot be understood as a structural feature of the work of art.
A major unconformity in the mid-Cretaceous is observed above the Burgan High — a structural feature of great importance because of its hydrocarbon potential.
A thorough comparison of the stiffness matrix eigenvalues reveals that the accuracy loss of the Godunov mixed method is a structural feature of the mixed-hybrid method.
Importantly, we propose different strategies for identification of highly selective small molecule inhibitors of Mnks, including exploring a structural feature of their kinase domain, DFD motif, which is unique within the human kinome.
(A): Structural Features of PAA-Coated Magnetite Nanoparticles (PAMNPs).
Uncertainty today is not just an occasional, temporary deviation from a reasonable predictability; it is a basic structural feature of the business environment.
The N-terminal domain (NTD, Add1), a unique structural feature of ArgRS, plays a critical role of recognizing the identity elements of cognate tRNA.
A key structural feature of this ribozyme is a short duplex (P2.2) that is formed between sequences just 3' of the cleavage site and within the core domain, and which introduces a pseudoknot into the active site.
This reduced their activity in both cases, confirming that the activity results from a specific structural feature of the proteins, not a broad macromolecular effect.
