The phrase 'because of the structural' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to explain why something happened or exists due to a structural factor. For example: "The bridge collapsed because of the structural damage it had sustained over time."
Second, the innovation that does happen is often in spite of or perhaps because of the structural barriers designed to slow it down.
"From the very beginning I wanted scaffolding because of the structural aspect of Bach's music," Mr. Duato said.
The Port Authority recently shut the whole thing down because of the structural unsoundness of the pier pilings.
Not just because of the structural regulatory advantages that exist, but also because of a sustained period of victories for activists.
The steel for the new structure will be 20percentt lighter than that in a typical Manhattan office building because of the structural design and will contain at least 90percentt recycled content.
Therefore, a claim based on the inability to observe Hickey because of the structural design of the DPS is an insufficient basis on which to apply the public building exception.
And because of the structural, ingrained inequality in the society we live in (economically, professionally, socially), incidents of sexism experienced by women tend to have a much more far reaching impact on their daily lives.
Consider the words of the neurologist Charles L. Dana, who in the early 1900s opposed women's suffrage partly because of the structural differences between male and female brains and bodies.
Moreover, because of the structural uncertainly of these models, apparently slight differences in assumptions and techniques routinely lead to widely divergent predictions.
Initially, we speculated that the effects of UFH would be more prominent as compared to those of LMWH, because of the structural and metabolic pathway differences.
Because of the structural homology with HSA, bovine serum albumin (BSA) is also a common interaction model used for investigating PPB [21].
