"geological makeup" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the composition or structure of the Earth's surface, particularly in terms of rocks, minerals, and other natural features. Example: The scientists studied the geological makeup of the mountain range and found a diverse range of sedimentary, igneous, and metamorphic rocks.
Compared to the geological map (Fig. 2), the observed Bouguer anomalies coincide well with the geological makeup of this region.
The only ingredients Cassini hasn't yet confirmed are present are phosphorus and sulfur in the moon's oceans, but that's still something researchers studying the planet expect to find, given the apparent geological makeup of Enceladus.
Many of these sediments ended up in the same area as the marine deposits from the inland sea, and both contribute to western South Dakota's present-day geological makeup.
The area's geological makeup makes the natural -- or "background" -- radiation in this region higher than elsewhere in India, but scientists say nothing besides human activities can explain the extraordinary levels discovered in their tests.
If you are wondering how Davies marks the impact of age, and are bracing yourself for geological layers of makeup, fear not.
Jim lathers up to shave and Alexis uses about seven different cleansers to extricate the geological layers of makeup she apparently wears each day as she brings out the ol' dead horse of bullying for one final flog.
But given the size and makeup of the geological structures between the seabed and the reservoir, it's virtually inconceivable that an explosive could blast a bigger hole than already exists and release even more oil.
Seismologists study geologic events and geological time.
The Geological Survey also presented an updated version of a second map that identifies the makeup of rock and soil.
The variation in ionic content of water within the samples of geological region, as established by high SD, may be due to the differences in mineral makeup in aquifer material (Randall et al. 1996; Reddy and Kumar 2010).
Geologists suggested geological causes.
