The phrase "analogously structured" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has a similar structure or form to another thing, often in a comparative context.
Example: "The two theories are analogously structured, making it easier to draw parallels between their conclusions."
Alternatives: "similarly organized" or "comparably arranged".
CPRS is structured analogously to a paper chart with much of the information stored as free text.
Analogously, the structure interaction fingerprint method 13 uses ligands from cocrystal structures as a reference for the native contact set.
Analogously, the structure distinguishability characteristic could be, in some sense, associated with the robustness of the biological system to mutations that change the network of interaction among components.
Since ecological community data are structured similarly throughout freshwater, marine and terrestrial ecosystems, the presented methods for data combination and multivariate indication can be analogously applied in any other habitats and can improve data integration across ecosystem borders.
The computed i-prefixes are stored in a vector data structure, analogously to what is done with simple motifs.
Analogously, Porter's value chain (1985) helps to identify and structure those activities, which lead to a company's competitive advantage.
Analogously, each core m structure is the most basic common core shared by a class of typically further extended O-mannose glycans.
Our findings suggest that extensive regions involved in the extrapyramidal system constituted a relatively exclusive network via spatial-temporal correlation signals that analogously corresponded to the anatomical structures.
Within the analyzed group of inhibitors, analogously to the bacterial enzyme, structures 4 and 9 were the most potent with Ki values equal 21 and 3.7 μM, respectively.
A growing body of work has shown that the genome, analogously to proteins, forms an ordered, hierarchical structure that closely correlates and may even be causally linked with regulation of functions such as transcription.
