The phrase "a unitary structure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a cohesive or singular organization or system, often in contexts like architecture, governance, or organizational theory.
Example: "The committee was designed to function as a unitary structure, ensuring that all decisions were made collectively and efficiently."
Alternatives: "a unified framework" or "a singular system".
When Bland was chairman, the BBC was a unitary structure.
Although the ACC is often treated as a unitary structure, extensive evidence suggests it exhibits anatomical and functional specificity.
A unitary structure on the spinor oscillator module (mathfrak {a}(V)) is now defined as follows.
We now equip the spinor oscillator module (mathfrak {a}(V)) for (V = V_0 oplus V_1) with a unitary structure.
However, since temporality is at root a unitary structure, thrownness, projection, falling and discourse must each have a multi-faceted temporality.
In his election manifesto, newly elected President Mahinda Rajapakse promised to solve Sri Lanka's national question under a "unitary structure", making a u-turn on the widely agreed federal solution.
For Buckinghamshire, Bedfordshire and Dorset the government did not accept the Commission's recommendations for an entirely unitary structure, and decided to only make Luton, Milton Keynes, Bournemouth and Poole unitary, with the rest of those counties remaining two-tier.
The proposal for an entirely unitary structure had been strongly supported by the County Council earlier, though with time and a change in political composition of the Council, it changed its mind and took this decision to court, seeking to have the entire Order declared invalid.
These are defined in such a way that the elements in (mathfrak {o}(W_{1,mathbb {R}}) oplus mathfrak {sp} (W_{0,mathbb {R}})) and (mathrm {i} W_mathbb {R}) are mapped as elements of the Clifford Weyl algebra via the spinor oscillator representation to anti-Hermitian operators on (mathfrak {a}(V)) with respect to a compatibly defined unitary structure.
The factor structure is uncertain with some finding a unitary factor structure [ 4]; whereas others using a clinical sample have found a two-factor structure with factors characterized by positive and reverse worded items [ 6, 9].
Following a change of government, a white paper issued in 1971 rejected the unitary structure and instead proposed a metropolitan county of West Yorkshire, with Leeds forming a district in a two-tier system.
