The phrase "away from the structure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a position or movement that is not in proximity to a particular structure.
Example: "The workers were instructed to move away from the structure during the safety drill."
Alternatives: "off the structure" or "from the building".
Many said they came to the church to move away from the structure and rigidity of organized religion and felt a calling to sing in the choir.
When building near water, for example, he and other students focused on ways to keep water away from, or guide it away from, the structure.
As the bill took shape during the all-day committee session, Republicans firmly rejected almost every effort by Democrats to steer the department away from the structure proposed by President Bush.
The Buildings Department has cited the Maidmans for failing to maintain their building, where an arch is pulling away from the structure and the brick chimney and terra cotta ornaments are in danger of collapse.
There's a new navigation scheme, moving away from the structure of the magazine and reflecting our growing volume of writing for the Web site, our rich audio and video offerings, and the depth of our archive.
Better to hear him indoors, in his operations office, away from the structure's competing thunders.
The colorful, feminine, 20s/30s style collection signaled a return to the Galliano of old — away from the structured, Dior-esque designs he has recently shown.
One notes that this smooth peak is not evident when the dipole is placed farther away from the structures (Figure 11(c)) where the effects of quenching are reduced.
It's been torn out of its geographical and historical context, pulled away from the structures that surrounded it and presented to us as a good opportunity for a selfie.
The structures marked by Tom1L1 during the 20 30 min period were also enriched for the early endosomal marker, EEA1, but segregated away from the structures marked by the late endosomal and lysosomal marker, LAMP1.
