The phrase "anachronistic structure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a framework or organization that is out of its proper time period, often in literature, film, or historical analysis.
Example: "The film's anachronistic structure, with modern dialogue set in a medieval context, created a unique viewing experience."
Alternatives: "temporal dissonance" or "historical inconsistency".
Africa also has too little of the human and social capital of the kind needed for effective governance, sustainable development, and growth and diversification of its still abysmally anachronistic production structure in a fast globalising post-industrial world.
Mr. Brokaw is right to call for a thorough rethinking of anachronistic local-government structures.
Having an affordable, high-speed connection "would make the video market work more like an actual free market, one where consumers are sovereign and innovation is unshackled from an anachronistic and rigid market structure," he wrote in a recent report for Free Press.
But the ANC's style and structure risk becoming anachronistic in the new South Africa, where society is evolving in a more plural, liberal and democratic direction.
Every state and every region in the country is stuck with some form of anachronistic and expensive local government structure that dates to horse-drawn wagons, family farms and small-town convenience.
Yet our governance structures remain stubbornly anachronistic.
But if its structure was merely strange and anachronistic, the Wreay church's decoration was utterly extraordinary and quite unique.
First, you must recognize that the current structure of medical schools and universities, with their anachronistic, rigid "up or out" promotion and tenure systems, were designed to accommodate the male physician-scientist of earlier generations whose career ambitions were supported by stay-at-home wives who assumed all household and child-rearing responsibilities.
The cheerfully anachronistic language (and music) of "Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson" and the stylized structure and freewheeling jesting of "Free Man" serve similar functions.
"We all know that the print world is challenged and that the form, structure and delivery of magazines in the print form are quickly becoming anachronistic," said David Katz, the chief executive of Sports FanLive which began in 2008.
