The phrase "architectural building block" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to design, construction, or software development, referring to fundamental components that contribute to a larger structure or system.
Example: "In software development, microservices are considered architectural building blocks that allow for scalable and maintainable applications."
Alternatives: "fundamental component" or "core element".
A low-tech area includes a huge doodling wall and architectural building blocks for the youngest visitors.
Architectural tactics are reusable architectural building blocks, providing general architectural solutions for common issues pertaining to quality attributes.
Kline's architectural building blocks are as erect as bridges, as insistent as trains, as inevitable as a cross-country interstate, as inescapable as night.
Both the architectural building blocks that enable the federation of the testbeds and the execution of the experiment on combined resources, as well as the important insights obtained from the experimental results are described and analyzed, pointing out the importance of integrated experimental facilities for the design and development of the Future Internet.
Topological domains are key architectural building blocks of chromosomes, but their functional importance and evolutionary dynamics are not well defined.
The concrete use case around a data replication service is introduced in Section "Data replication service use case", while Section "Architecture for data replication use case" describes how architectural core building blocks guided by the reference model are derived from this particular use case.
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However this may interfere with the architectural design and the aesthetics of the building block.
In terms of ecosystem and health indicators, the compacted stabilized soil block is the preferred building block, while conventional concrete block architectural blocks are the most water efficient.
The purpose of this chapter is to provide an architectural overview of Internet Protocol (IP) as a building block for enabling multiservices.
