The term 'conjunction structure' is correct and can be used in written English.
Conjunctions are linking words that join two parts of a sentence together. For example: "I want to go to the beach, but it is raining outside." Here, the conjunction "but" is linking both parts of the sentence together.
Along these lines, all sentences would be dominated by a conjunction structure headed by a conjunction F and ended with an internal conjunct, a position reserved for expressing aspectuality, modality, and speech act.
It is the conjunction structure FP that should be regarded as the root.
The root clause in all languages is then interpreted as a conjunction structure.
It is proposed that utterance particles are the complement of a functional category, forming a conjunction structure.
The main clause and the utterance particles are conjoined by the functional category F, forming a conjunction structure.
Instead, the highest project is FP, a conjunction structure, and it is the head F that conjoins the main clause and the utterance particle.
Sediment biogeochemistry was analysed in conjunction with structure and diversity of the nematode community and differences were tested between study areas, water depths (700 m vs 1000 m), stations, and sediment layers.
Ad hoc thresholds are often used in conjunction with structure learning algorithms to determine significant associations.
Until now, DMD was used to perform simulations of simplified protein models in conjunction with structure-based force fields.
Rational design in conjunction with structure-based design led initially to the identification of anthranilic acid 5, an mPGES-1 inhibitor with micromolar HWB potency.
Results from high-throughput screening efforts have led, in conjunction with structure-based drug design, to the identification of highly potent and selective small molecule IRAK4 inhibitors from many diverse chemical series.
