The phrase "a structural part of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing components or elements that contribute to the overall structure of something, such as a building, system, or concept.
Example: "The beams and columns are a structural part of the building's design, ensuring its stability and integrity."
Alternatives: "an integral component of the" or "a fundamental element of the".
The fishery economic zone of the paleo-lake always been a structural part of the settlement.
"We are seeing a rising sense that, as our countries recover from the recession, unpaid internships should not become a structural part of the economy," he said.
This allows optimised design for specific tasks (targeting, co-incorporation of adjuvants, etc).. ISCOMs already have a build-in adjuvant, Quillaja saponin, which is a structural part of the vehicle.
They are a structural part of the economic system in the United States.
If, as these results suggest, the selectivity filter forms a structural part of the pHi-gating mechanism, then it should be intimately coupled to the mechanism of permeation and, thereby dependent on the nature of the permeant ion.
"The fact that anybody could wish to wipe out such a structural part of this fabric in order somehow to promote tolerance is very hard to understand".
Since the myocardial septum is a structural part of both the RV and the LV, remodelling in the LV portion may compensate or even exceed the hypertrophy of the RV portion, resulting in equal or impaired IVS-MMI compared with that of the controls.
Where the original intervention had been delivered at patients' homes by specifically trained nurses from the research team who selected eligible patients by means of an elaborate diagnostic procedure, in SMS it was provided by PNs as a structural part of their consultations delivered in the family practice.
Revolver and LARD LTR may be evolutionally related, but LARD LTR is a structural part of an LTR retrotransposon, and on the contrary, Revolver is a single gene consisting of the exon intron structure.
Research has shown that 'diversity of patients' is not a structural part of medical education in the Netherlands.
