The phrase "and that the structure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific structure in a context, often in academic or technical writing.
Example: "The research indicates that the materials used are effective, and that the structure of the building is sound."
Alternatives: "and that the framework" or "and that the design".
They assumed that the worst was over and that the structure had absorbed the impact.
The city argued that any error in the aid package bill was unintentional and that the structure of the deal was legal.
She proposed that bodily drives are discharged in language and that the structure of language is already operating in the body.
Mr Justice Tomlinson said some of the claims were "simply bizarre" and that the structure they were based upon was "built on occasion not even on sand, but rather on air".
Previously the Italian board has responded by attracting a "name" to coach their side without seeing that coaches can only work with the talent on hand and that the structure that produces the talent is increasingly unfit for purpose.
"What we're learning is that electricity markets are fragile and that prices can soar in the blink of an eye, and that the structure of a market is critical," Mr. Massey said.
In the 1970's, their house was significantly expanded, and that was the structure they bought in 1986.
There needs to be a referee with a yardstick, and that is the structure we have put in place.
It was also important to Kohn and Banner that the structure was exactingly well made, by the specialist company Millimetre.
In June, China's stock market regulators issued a new rule requiring companies that want to list abroad to first submit to Beijing documents detailing their ownership structure and showing that the structure adheres to Chinese law.
He could radio the coördinates to a tactical-operations center and request that the structure be targeted by coalition missiles, mortars, rockets, or artillery.
