The phrase "monolithic structure" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a large, solid structure that looks like it has been carved out of a single block of material. For example, "The cityscape was dominated by the monolithic structure of the government building."
Moreover, the present study is highly significant to suggest the possibility to fabricate blend monoliths consisting of bioactive polymers which can not form monolithic structure solely.
It's not as though it's a monolithic structure.
This massive nine-story monolithic structure would stretch 150 yards along the waterfront.
Utilizing virtual models, computers facilitate engineers' use of finite element analysis, by which a monolithic structure is mathematically conceived as an assembly of separate, discrete blocks.
All of the elements are then fused together into what the department calls "a solid, monolithic structure that cannot be separated into layers and tampered with".
Harley says film distribution is "significantly constrained in Australia by the monolithic structure of exhibition", pointing to the decades-long suburban multiplex duopoly of Hoyts and the Greater Union-Village Roadshow-Birch Carroll and Coyle combine.
My own preference would be to see a network of tidal stream generators positioned throughout the estuary, rather than one monolithic structure straddling the six miles between Cardiff and Weston.
Plant and others point to the fact that, far from being a monolithic structure, the so-called hi-tech cluster of about 1,400 companies and 40,000 jobs brings together myriad sectors.
Her views were rigid in the extreme and she persisted in seeing worldwide communism as a monolithic structure long after its ideological and national tensions had become apparent in the Sino-Soviet split and developments in eastern Europe.
But it is hardly a monolithic structure: the components are made from different concrete mixes, the recipes tweaked, as a chef would, for specific strength and durability requirements and to reduce the impact on the environment.
The monolithic structure that Tom Ford sketched in a minute and handed off to be built in the Rodin museum garden for the Yves Saint Laurent show was as dark, imposing and sleek as Napoleon's tomb, which is a block away.
