The phrase "implicit structure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing underlying frameworks or systems that are not explicitly stated but are understood or inferred.
Example: "The implicit structure of the argument reveals the author's underlying assumptions."
Alternatives: "underlying framework" or "unspoken organization".
Organic and calligraphic shapes jockey for position, yet are held firmly in place by implicit structure.
The urban scenes are equally sketchy but solidly composed, using the implicit structure of buildings as an armature.
For this reason we developed linguistically based guidelines for OWL class and property labels focusing on their implicit structure.
The deep and implicit structure of signature pedagogy in the program endured but the surface structure changed based on feedback from students and faculty.
Using a simplified finite element model of ligament deformation, implicit structure among theories is examined using a straightforward framework for developing computational material models.
We aim to fill this research gap by proposing an automated approach to derive clustering constraints from the implicit structure of software system based on graph theory analysis of the analysed software.
Archetypes, as implicit structuring principles, provide a way of conceptualising the common ground shared by mind and matter.
Even though herbal products are often sold with implicit "structure-function" claims to aid health or prevent disease, direct claims for disease treatment or prevention are unlawful.
Chemical structures explicit and implicit structures Markush structures, where R1 = CH3, COOH, etc….
This finding also shows that we were able to gather rich data material centred around coordination in surgical teams, despite the challenge for the interviewers to extract implicit structures of coordination behaviour in surgical teams.
His explication of the implicit metaphysical structure of Goethe's corresponding Ideal of art reveals the contrasting features of his structure of the Absolute: as a sphere of pure content, a medium of destructive refraction, and a plurality of discontinuous archetypes.
