"miscellaneous structures" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a variety of structures that are diverse and unrelated. For example, "The construction site was filled with miscellaneous structures, including an apartment building, a library, and a sports arena."
Miscellaneous structures (planters, statues, benches, etc) for Washington, DC. 2000.
These covered 61 new compounds, leaving 103 uncovered compounds with miscellaneous structures.
There are three "miscellaneous structures" that do not fall into any of the other categories.
Biological tissue is a complex medium, as it often contains multiple layers with miscellaneous structures having different scattering and absorption coefficients.
Also known as a fungal endophyte, Talaromyces pinophilus is able to produce a variety of bioactive metabolites, including alkaloids, peptides, lactones, polyketides and miscellaneous structure type compounds, with different chemical and biological activities20.
The secondary metabolites of Talaromyces mainly include alkaloids, peptides, lactones, polyketides, and miscellaneous structure type compounds.
The influences of miscellaneous combustor structures for solid fuel scramjet combustion on the performance are investigated, including a detailed interaction analysis between shocks/waves and combustion.
Some miscellaneous applications: structure has been widely used for interpreting population structure of humans and other organisms.
The results in Fig. 6 show reconstructed 3D data for ovine kidney, porcine liver and fatty tissue, and have varying physical features (convex/concave curve, 'step' discontinuity and miscellaneous 'fine' structure).
As for Broadway, The Real Estate Record and Guide described it that year as a collection of structures so miscellaneous it was "very little better than the back yard of a junk shop".
The molecular architecture effect on active structure of miscellaneous polynorbornenes (Scheme 1) was investigated with pendant α,β-unsaturated amide or ester groups via ring-opening metathesis polymerization (ROMP).
