'category structure' is a correct term in written English.
You can use it when you are discussing a system composed of related elements, or when organizing something according to a particular classification. For example, you might discuss the category structure for a library collection: it might consist of books organized by genre, author, and subject.
Satellites were constructed randomly for each participant, constrained by this category structure.
Satellites were built randomly for each participant, using the same category structure.
This provides evidence that subjects have an improved understanding of the shared category structure after sleeping.
Basic Level Category Structure Emerges Gradually Across Human Ventral Visual Cortex.
Overall, our results suggest that sleep actively shapes learning of semantic category structure while simultaneously preserving knowledge of individuating details.
Despite the helpful category structure, more than a few of the artists seem to be simply illustrating, rather than embodying, Ms. Hoptman's eight propositions.
NHS procurement needs a coherent, integrated management structure – central, regional and local – on which the category structures could be superimposed.
Experiments 1 and 2 verified the MCMC method by training participants on various category structures and then recovering those structures.
G-Portal also includes a classification subsystem that creates category structures and classifies metadata resources into categories based on user-specified classification schemas.
The fundamental claim of this paper is that salience both visual and linguistic is an important overarching semantic category structuring visually situated discourse.
His research interests include algebraic topology, category theory, mapping class groups, various geometric groups, loop space structures and category structures and higher category theory.
