The phrase "intelligence structure" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the system or organization in place for gathering, analyzing, and distributing intelligence information. Example: The country's intelligence structure has been praised for its efficiency in preventing terrorist attacks.
He was the embodiment of the Cold War intelligence structure.
The decision is a victory for the C.I.A. in the new national intelligence structure.
South Africa's national joint operational and intelligence structure said today that it had taken note of the reported death threats, which arrived via email and emanate from Nigeria.
Mr. Negroponte was asked after his speech whether the new intelligence structure had brought the government any closer to catching Osama bin Laden.
We simply need to maintain the intelligence structure and military capacity that already exists, and put the power to defeat the insurgents in the hands of the locals.
Left untouched by these proposals and largely taboo in public discussion, though, are the tight and longstanding ties between Kashmiri separatists, radical Islamic groups and Pakistan's military and intelligence structure.
The country was "ill-prepared militarily and in terms of its intelligence structures".
I then alerted the president that "I will parallel this step with an even more robust measure dissolving Saddam's military and intelligence structures".
"I will parallel this step with an even more robust measure dissolving Saddam's military and intelligence structures to emphasise that we mean business".
The ability of Russia and others linked to Soviet-era intelligence structures to blackmail a generation of east Europeans has blighted politics here for two decades.
But in a briefing for reporters, General Hayden also said that the United States no longer had the luxury of maintaining divisions between its foreign and domestic intelligence structures, because "our enemy does not recognize that distinction".
