"cultural structures" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the various beliefs, values, norms, customs, and institutions that make up a particular culture. Example: "The societal hierarchy and gender roles are deeply ingrained in the cultural structures of this society."
To accommodate Samoan cultural structures, oral traditional knowledge was sought through semi-structured interviews with small groups (3 4) or individuals.
It also rests with cultural structures that support transnational goals.
But D'Lo's impressive body of work extends beyond themes of gender and sexual identity – it challenges socio-political, economic, racial and cultural structures.
During the first year of occupation, Sovietization consisted primarily of remolding the old political, social, economic, and cultural structures into Soviet forms.
I want to share information, interrogate ideas, disseminate good work, question social and cultural structures, build communities of smart progressive people and generally make the world a better place.
The war on modernity "is directed against the whole process of change that has taken place in the Islamic world in the past century or more and has transformed the political, economic, social, and even cultural structures of Muslim countries.
The methodology is fitting to the task for anthropologists have honed their research to the very aims of mapping out and understanding what at various points in the discipline's history has been seen as cultural structure, grammar of culture, cultural meaning, or simply culture.
I am discovering the cultural structure of the American mind".
(The Laban dance center in southeast London, designed by Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron, is a rare new cultural structure).
This is influenced by the different legal and cultural structure on which we are then expected to work.
It is instead designed as nostalgic literature mourning the passing of a coherent cultural structure that has been worn away from within.
