The phrase "a tighter structure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the organization or arrangement of content, such as in writing, architecture, or design, to indicate that something is more compact or well-organized.
Example: "The revised report features a tighter structure, making it easier for readers to follow the main arguments."
Alternatives: "a more compact structure" or "a more streamlined structure".
It was established that the PCL constituent crystallized quickly, and then forced the noncrystallizable PEO constituent to form a tighter structure (helical conformation) from the trans zigzag conformation.
In "Settlement," which has simpler ambitions and a tighter structure, Hein follows a shrewd, surly boy named Bernhard Haber from the aftermath of World War II — when he and his family are forced out of Breslau (now Wroclaw, Poland) and resettled in the German town of Guldenberg — to the late '90s, when he has become one of Guldenberg's richest men.
As a result, when glass is evenly squeezed from all sides – as it would be under the ocean – the molecules cram closer together and form a tighter structure.
These cells often displayed extensive processes in-vitro and might therefore be particularly susceptible to damage during mechanical dissociation, especially given that the DG neurospheres had a tighter structure and were thus more difficult to dissociate compared to vSVZ neurospheres.
Interviews began with open-ended questions and progressed to a tighter structure.
John Landis, who directed, gives it a tight structure, with a twist: it doesn't devolve into scattershot screams and severed arms.
So in a track like My Party, it's just bassline, vocals, super-clear message, some funny sounds and a tight structure – and that's it.
Yet it's characteristic of Ms. Driscoll's choreography that the seeming anarchy is built into a tight structure of recurrence.
She writes for an ensemble of equals — there are almost no minor roles — and the volatile mixture of wit and resentment in a tight structure ignites with a spark.
