The phrase "adopt this structural" is not correct in English as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It could be used in a context where one is suggesting to implement a specific structure or framework, but it needs to be followed by a noun to be clear.
Example: "In order to improve our workflow, we should adopt this structural approach to project management."
Alternatives: "embrace this structure" or "implement this framework".
For our calculation of the thermal field we have adopted this structural model as described, to calculate the regional impact of the different lithostratigraphic units as first-order structures on the temperature field.
This HIV prevention strategy may be problematic in communities that have adopted the structural HIV prevention intervention of treatment as prevention and communities where test and treat programs are being scaled up [ 22, 23].
In this study, we adopt a structural systems biology approach and develop a mathematical model to investigate various types of cooperative calcium-calmodulin interactions.
One way to begin investigating this hypothesis is to adopt a structural approach (in conjunction with sequence-based phosphorylation predictors) and to examine whether the residues in question are exposed and accessible to kinases or buried and inaccessible.
This suggests that the carbohydrates surveyed do not adopt strong structural differences which can be easily differentiated in the 2D analysis.
Direct rigid docking of the crystal structure of aromatase into the crystal structure of reductase using ZDOCK suggested that reductase may adopt a structural rearrangement when it forms the complex with aromatase.
And then, beginning in the 1980s, the IMF and World Bank leveraged their power as global creditors to require poor countries to adopt crushing structural adjustment programmes that privatised public assets, cut social spending, and pried markets open to foreign companies.
In effect, each organization appeared to adopt a structural design to suit their individual circumstances, although there were nevertheless some reasonably common component functional elements within each department.
Such a move would make self-evident the need within individual countries to adopt deep structural reforms — for example, more flexibility in rigid labor markets — to help promote competitiveness.
The economy went into decline and by 1982 the authorities were forced to adopt a structural adjustment programme imposed by the International Monetary Fund.
