The phrase "as the structures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when making a comparison or drawing a relationship between something and the structures being referred to.
Example: "The design of the new building was inspired by the natural forms found in the environment, as the structures harmonized with their surroundings."
Alternatives: "like the structures" or "similar to the structures".
Mr. Groves-Raines has restored several tower houses, as the structures are commonly called in Scotland.
Heads were appalled as the structures that made it work would inevitably be under threat.
The bulk and Young moduli decrease as the structures grow.
But the questions are becoming more complex as the structures of many families change: How do you ensure that your stepchildren receive something special?
In France bizarre forms appeared in iron, masonry, and concrete, such as the structures of Hector Guimard for the Paris Métro (c.
As the structures and practices of Buddhism came to dominate these areas, so too were these features absorbed into the various cultures they influenced.
The ligand and metal complex syntheses, as well as the structures of the 96 complexes so characterised, are described.
As the structures weakened and collapsed that morning, David Rockefeller stood at the window of his office in Rockefeller Center, looking south at the smoke billowing over the business district he had done so much to create.
As the structures of industrial life moved beyond local, face-to-face relationships, people lost faith in their ability to judge purity from appearance or to uphold community norms when problems were detected.
Samarkand has several other mausoleums, madrasas, and mosques dating from the 15th to the 17th century, though they are not as impressive as the structures from Timur's day.
Waterfront owners have a right to use the shoreline and access the water, and to build docks and piers as long as the structures do not impede navigation of the river or lake.
