The phrase "a structured person" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is organized, methodical, and has a clear approach to tasks or life in general.
Example: "As a structured person, she always plans her day meticulously to ensure she accomplishes all her goals."
Alternatives: "an organized individual" or "a methodical person".
"I think that I've always been a kind of structured person," he says.
"A pilot that intends to do something like this could be skilful enough to pass as a well-structured person, even if they were in danger of suicide," Teichmüller said.
Within three days after discharge from the ICU, a structured, in-person interview was conducted with each individual patient.
Main Outcome Measure: One interviewer administered a structured in-person interview tool designed for this pilot study, data from which were collapsed into 4 change categories: communication and speech, feeding and nutrition, oral motor function, and gastrointestinal function.
If patients indicated an interest in participating, research assistants escorted them to a private area of the clinic where eligibility criteria were assessed in a structured in-person interview.
Shortly after hospitalization, a trained research nurse administered a structured in-person interview for each subject.
Participants completed a structured in-person interview and several self-administered questionnaires.
Information on potential risk factors for breast cancer, including family history, was obtained through a structured in-person interview.
All ICU patients participated in a structured in-person interview, using a standardized questionnaire, within three days after discharge from the ICU to the ward.
Exposure histories were obtained from all enrolled participants through a structured in-person interview and questionnaire that focused on the entire history of exposures before the reference date.
