The part of the sentence 'construct architecture' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about creating physical structures, such as buildings, or when talking about the development of digital structures, such as websites and software systems. For example, "The team is experienced in constructing architecture for web-based applications".
Technology, more specifically CAD (computer-aided design), has revolutionised the way we design and construct architecture.
Several design parameters including construct architecture, porosity, degradability, and cell source were examined.
Hydrogel-based radial tension enhanced construct architecture by eliciting cell organization within the scaffold.
Background/purpose: This study was aimed at examining the impact of different tissue engineering techniques on fetal muscle construct architecture.
This research attempts to close this gap by proposing novel design science artifacts (i.e. construct, architecture, algorithms and prototype) to address the consumers' need.
Second, a parametric study on the printing of gelatins was performed in order to characterize and compare construct architectures.
This one-step way is superior to the typical techniques using hydrophobic and agglomerate BN micro-/nano- materials to construct architectures.
The constructed architecture provided models with reasonable reduced number of parameters with a convenient estimation accuracy.
In the constructed architecture, high electronic conductivity of expanded graphite serves as a loading carrier, enabling the fast transmission of electronics.
In the constructed architecture, hard carbon offers large lithium storage and flexible graphene layers can provide a highly conductive matrix for enabling good contact between particles.
In the constructed architecture, the carbon nanosheets can effectively not only avoid the direct exposure of Sn/SnOx to the electrolyte but also suppress the aggregation of nanoparticles and buffer the volume expansion during the charge and discharge process.
