"inherent structures" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about a set of characteristics or qualities that are part of a larger system. For example: "The inherent structures of the human brain are complex and fascinating."
Thermal entropy behavior was obtained by using structural information of both inherent structures and atomic configurations.
Inherent structures include both chain and ring configurations, with rings dominating in the larger clusters.
In this work we introduce time correlation functions between inherent structures (IS) of a supercooled liquid.
The prism-type SRO is prevalent even at high temperatures in the (supercooled) liquids, as revealed from the inherent structures.
The proposed approach learns the inherent structures of the reference image as a set of basis vectors.
Furthermore, by building improved models and understanding the inherent structures of such markets and the conditions around them, these strategies could be evaluated using fewer resources.
To better exploit the inherent structure in problems, it is probably necessary to study also structural restrictions on the underlying state-transition graph.
Nature's inherent structure became his pictorial armature, but that structure is always in flux.
"When it's flat, it has no inherent structure," she said, "but as soon as you open it, that gives it stability".
Instead, the aim is to use statistical techniques to divine the language's inherent structure, and then to work out what particular words mean.
As they progressed in their work, Braque and Picasso adopted the use of a monochromatic scale to emphasize their focus on the inherent structure of their works.
