The phrase "a structured description" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a description that is organized and follows a specific format or framework.
Example: "The report includes a structured description of the project's objectives, methodology, and expected outcomes."
Alternatives: "an organized explanation" or "a systematic account".
This metadata record provides a structured description of the dataset, including key features of the experimental samples and the techniques used to generate the data.
A structured description using a generic model, as suggested next, would be a great help.
Topping et al. [11] proposed that a model description should include a structured description of the object-oriented computer programme code.
The SPI provides a structured description of the severity of psychopathology and possible complications regarding the disorder and regarding treatment.
To provide a structured description of core practices, detect trends through comparisons across institutions, and to identify innovative training approaches at the medical schools.
Analytical software and databases are linked to the directory, and clicking on each tool leads to a structured description of the tool.
A multi-level model, that provides a hierarchically structured description of a complex, multi-scale limb system is proposed in this paper for predicting and analyzing movement patters generated by various activation signals.
The use of SNOMED codes, which allow for much more detailed specification of diagnoses than ICD-9 codes, may enable a more structured description of a visit, and therefore a more accurate one; demonstrating this was beyond the scope of this study but could be considered in the future.
Additional file 1 presents a more structured description of the model using a table format adapted from Railsback and Grimm [ 34].
Some key principles of the Delphi approach are discussed in the next section before we proceed to a description of the research design applied to the study of everyday travel in urban areas in Norway.1 A vision, on the other hand, can be described as a less coherent and structured description of a future state.
I appreciate all the information that the authors provide but I think the paper could be made much more readable by moving a lot of the material to supplementary materials and leaving a much more condensed and structured description of the key points.
