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The phrase "a vertical structure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an object, design, or organizational framework that is oriented vertically or has a vertical arrangement.
Example: "The architect designed a vertical structure that would maximize the use of limited space in the urban environment."
Alternatives: "an upright formation" or "a vertical arrangement".
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In 1962, after making "Shodo Flowing," a vertical structure in wood, he reluctantly had it cast because the wood version didn't sell.
Today, pole construction employs a vertical structure of pressure-treated wood poles firmly embedded in the ground as a pier foundation.
Bhattacharya suggested moving to a vertical structure, in which separate sales teams will focus on reaching out to specific groups.
Most preferred were ECAs with a vertical structure, i.e. trees and bushes, and species-rich elements.
Surface gravity waves interacting with a vertical structure in a narrow flume are presented next.
A detection unit is a vertical structure that supports the optical sensors of the telescope.
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Erode the image with a vertical structuring element.
To remove such unimportant lines, erosion operation with a vertical structuring element is applied on the resultant image.
Flesh is one preoccupation, as evident in Susanna Starr's "Phantom Skin," a long, vertical structure of spongy, repetitive ridges (made by pouring acrylic paint in tones ranging from roseate to ashen gray onto synthetic sponges) that suggests the creases and folds of an aging body.
The sampled aerosol exhibited a complex vertical structure possessing multiple elevated aerosol layers.
Distinct sediments form periglacial slope deposits (PSD) with a layered vertical structure, consisting of Basal Layers (BL), Intermediate Layers (IL) and Upper Layer (UL).
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