The phrase "ascending structure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a hierarchical arrangement or organization that increases in importance, size, or complexity.
Example: "The report presented an ascending structure, starting with basic concepts and gradually moving to more advanced theories."
Alternatives: "hierarchical arrangement" or "progressive structure".
Spider-like of form and designed primarily for ascending structures via specially installed tracks, this timid 'bot is, delightfully, terrified of heights.
The item-qualification process is applied to one item, although it may be applied in an ascending product entity structure scope that results in the testing of multiple items.
In this case, all conditional probability distributions (and associated uncertainties) were obtained by expert elicitation (for example, the probability of observing SO2 given that magma is ascending), the network structure being agreed by the group prior to elicitation.
Alternatively, it has been hypothesized that the SAS can trigger movements from cortical areas through a faster pathway ascending from subcortical structures.
Both disorders activate common neurocircuitries, such as the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis, limbic and paralimbic structures, ascending and descending pain pathways, and mutual neurotransmitters [ 5], and it is therefore sometimes difficult to determine whether the pain disorder or the psychiatric condition is the primary diagnosis.
Sounded straightforward enough, I thought, ascending the maze-like structure of the Barbican with my notepad of "hack ideas" in hand.
The majestically tapered, ascending profile of the structure, with its strong contrast of light playing on the roofs and masses of shade looming below, is peculiar to Nepal.
Hegel arranged many categories in a dialectical structure of ascending triads and thus initiated the modern tendency to regard them as many and as comprising the basic principles of a logical and/or metaphysical system; thus, for Hegel the categories encompassed both form and content.
