The phrase "ad hoc structures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to structures or systems that are created for a specific purpose or situation, often on a temporary basis.
Example: "The committee established ad hoc structures to address the immediate needs of the community following the disaster."
Alternatives: "temporary arrangements" or "specific-purpose frameworks".
Supply chains would become ad hoc structures, assembled to fit the needs of a particular project and disassembled when the project ended.
Instead, we use minimal hierarchies, ad hoc structures, self-control, and the discipline of our own community marketplace of jobs and responsibilities to achieve high-quality, on-time performance.
This type of structure requires a greater degree of coordination than the ad hoc structures that can be put in place.
He drove me to the outskirts of the city and pulled up to a patch of dirt surrounded by ad hoc structures made of whitewashed adobe and corrugated iron.
Institutionalization of the reforms involves expanding this team and extending responsibilities to others, and eventually these ad hoc structures are formalized, often as part of a reorganization of the Ministry of Health (MOH).
All this in a job with ill-defined powers and ad hoc structure.
But this ad hoc structure means there is little money earmarked for overall upkeep, and it is vulnerable to diplomatic turnover.
Symptoms do not mean diagnoses, which need ad hoc structured questionnaire and/or clinical interview.
Practical training primarily involved the ad hoc structuring of teams by researchers, trainers, and managers, who were put together to work on simulated cases in practice or in the classroom environment.
But the new context of North South collaborations often leads to complex arrangements, with multiple partners joining in international consortia that often have an ad hoc structure and operate under the limited timeframe of a specific funding period.
In this course, we'll dive into Haskell with a focus on the features that make it mathematically appealing and useful for listing and counting combinatorial objects, from permutations, partitions, and Fibonacci numbers to completely ad-hoc structures made up for fun.
