"disciplinary structure" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a system of rules, responsibilities, and consequences that is used to maintain order and discipline within an organization or institution. For example: "The school's disciplinary structure helps keep the students safe and focused in the classroom."
"However, more significantly, the BHA's confirmation that it will adopt all the report's recommendations for further strengthening of the disciplinary structure, making it structurally independent of the BHA means trainers will be confident that when they face a disciplinary panel, it meets the highest standards of modern sports regulation.
Now, the Bloomberg administration is scrambling to reinvent a disciplinary structure that actually worked pretty well before consolidation.
We pursue understanding beyond the limitations of existing knowledge, ideology, and disciplinary structure.
"We pursue understanding beyond the limitations of existing knowledge, ideology and disciplinary structure," the mission statement of Cornell University says, and five of its former students seem to have absorbed that methodology, in a fun-house-mirror sort of way.
But… In the North American model (contrast Europe where there are regular departments of 'Archaeology'), you have to fit at least somewhat into the disciplinary structure or you will simply not gain admission.
Herein lies the crux of Wershler-Henry's argument: the monospaced typewriter implicitly divides each blank sheet of paper up into a series of cells on a grid, which is "the essence of the disciplinary structure that typewriting applies not only to typewritten texts but also to... larger society, adapting the world to its exigencies".
Perhaps institutional disciplinary structures are becoming too overbearing, so that scientists are constantly tempted to take shortcuts that make cooperation with colleagues in different disciplines more unlikely.
They argue that state and bar disciplinary structures are best able to deal with accusations of prosecutorial misconduct and that prosecutors will be chilled in doing their jobs if they worry about being sued for innocent missteps.
The paper argues that the theory-policy link has been central to the intellectual development of this field, which would have been impossible within the constraints of existing disciplinary structures and university funding systems.
The system should detect repetitive cheats and automatically inform the disciplinary structures (Devlin 2006, p. 50).
This essay examines the career of Humphry Davy against a background of the development of disciplinary structures in science and the exploration of individual subjectivity in the Romantic period.
