"reinforcing structures" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to physical structures or systems that are designed to provide support and strengthen something else. Example: The engineers carefully inspected the reinforcing structures of the building before giving it the green light for construction.
The use of textile reinforcing structures provides enormous possibilities in the design of lightweight composites.
The most thermal stresses take place in the reinforcing structures around the holes because of the thermal expansion difference of the inconel shell and the steel reinforcements.
A strengthening mechanism based on mutually reinforcing structures formed by the indium and surrounding fibres is also presented, underlining the effect of compressing at the fibre/indium interfaces by dislocation pileups and slip pinning.
If these long entrenched conditions are so dire, why has it taken "the people" so long to rebel against the authoritarian regimes that oppress them by reinforcing structures of poverty?
Measurement and evaluation of the prestress losses in the reinforced structures are essential issues for structural design and healthy assessment.
The consequences on permeability measurement in reinforced structures are discussed.
From the results it was clear that 3D fabric reinforced structures are more ductile than the traditional steel reinforced structures.
The pools are massive, reinforced structures built of concrete and steel as much as a meter thick.
Thus, many design methods have been developed to assess the performance of these reinforced structures.
Examples described include transportation, fluid containment systems, soil reinforced structures, and erosion control.
TIS&Partners says that their material could be used to reinforce structures in buildings in a quick manner, for example those that were damaged by the earthquake that hit Japan back in March.
