The phrase "and structured with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the organization or arrangement of something, typically in a formal or technical context.
Example: "The report is comprehensive and structured with a clear outline to facilitate understanding."
Alternatives: "and organized with a" or "and arranged with a".
It was focused, harmonious and well structured, with an unusually meaty, savory aroma and underlying fruit and mineral flavors.
Always consult a tax expert and be certain that settlements are structured with an awareness of potential tax liability.
Ordinary Etruscan houses, known from a number of sites, include oval-shaped huts from San Giovenale and elsewhere and structures with a rectilinear plan from Veii and Acquarossa (Archaic) and Vetulonia (Hellenistic).
One student recalled children's ability to test everything with their mouth and tried to make form and structure with a piece of chewing gum.
The first part of this round table article provides an overview of distribution channels, particularly their constituents and structure, with a special focus on distribution channels in India.
There is increasing demand for analytical methods that estimate the fatigue life of engineering components and structures with a high degree of accuracy.
For instance a counterfeit pill, although orange and smooth and imprinted just like a real one if one were to just look at it, will likely appear totally different at the micro level: textures and structures with a very distinct pattern, or at least distinct from the real thing — not to mention a spectral signature that's probably way different.
She didn't care about composition, instead experimenting and playing with sounds and structures with a hedonist posture.
They are noted for frequently bearing strong violent or criminal themes, though exceptions like American McGee Presents: Scrapland have copied its gameplay and structure with a Teen rating.
