The phrase "an organic structure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a structure that is natural, biological, or characterized by a harmonious arrangement, often in contrast to artificial or rigid structures.
Example: "The architect designed the building to mimic an organic structure, blending seamlessly with the surrounding landscape."
Alternatives: "a natural form" or "a biological framework".
The definition of organize is, "to cause to develop an organic structure". Organic is defined as, "having systematic coordination of parts". Coordination is the key word.
From a structurational point of view, this would mean prioritizing an organic structure at the expense of one that is more mechanistic (Burns and Stalker 1961), something that was evident in Oticon when it adopted the design of a "spaghetti organization" (Gould 1994).
Because the reef is an organic structure, the lagoonal sediments contain much calcareous material.
After deposition, UV irradiation allows to develop an organic structure entangled in the inorganic network.
Mr. Schuller's piece, in three movements, announces itself powerfully with a series of thick, gritty chords, then gives way to an organic structure where passages of scurrying counterpoint vie with moments of sustained, soft furtive harmony.
In this study, the silicoaluminophosphate (SAPO) particles were synthesized based on dry gel conversion method using diethyl amine (DEA) as an organic structure directing agent (SDA).
Here we report a high resolution transmission electron microscopy investigation of the atomic level structure of zeolite beta synthesized without an organic structure-directing agent (OSDA).
At the same time, it will utilise a fluid, organic structure, a network of storylines.
Again and again, he lets a declaration of love, an argument, a music-business event flow directly into the next moment, and then into the next, in an exhilarating organic structure with liquid joints.
The GPI lipid anchor is a complex organic structure made up of a lipid-modified phosphatidylinositol, a tetrasaccharide with variable elaborations and phosphoethanolamine subunits [ 2, 9].
Further tests with a mass spectrometer showed that the red cells in the fossils have a similar organic structure to the red cells of blood from an emu, which is consistent with the idea that modern birds evolved directly from dinosaurs.
