"feeling of structure" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to describe a sense of organization in a situation or task, for example: I had a strong feeling of structure as I worked through the list of tasks for the project.
Diana Butler Bass writes that today's spiritual awakening is taking place because people are feeling tired of structure and are in search of spirit.
His care for bass lines and inner parts revealed much about the work's complexity of feeling and consistency of structure.
Certainly Romanticism is present in these works in their rapturous intensity of feeling and their freedom of structure, but they are also thrillingly, extraordinarily permeated by classicism and tradition.
He finds it by means of a visual style and an editing scheme that match the feeling and structure of the days and seasons as they pass through the charterhouse.
The figures of the composition dominate the architectural framework but also reinforce the feeling of support that the structure provides through their largeness of movement.
It also gives us a feeling of existence, within the structure that we are building together.
The SOC is based on three components which are considered prerequisites for salutogenesis: comprehensibility, meaningfulness and manageability. 1) According to Antonovsky, these three factors determine to what extent a person can rely an existing, enduring but also dynamic feeling of trust, which gives structure to the course of internal as well as external events and makes them understandable.
Whether you follow it in terms of structure, steps or feeling, it's always on the move.
Toscanini's tempos were generally fast, his manner sinewy and decisive, his feeling for clarity of outline and of structure predominant over sensuous detail.
