The phrase "service structure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the organization or framework of services provided by a company or institution.
Example: "The service structure of the organization ensures that all customer needs are met efficiently."
Alternatives: "service framework" or "service system".
In many places, in fact, they are the only civil service structure available," he said.
To avoid hating your volunteer job — after all, that's what paid jobs are for — ask potential workplaces about their volunteer service structure, Ms. Williams said.
For the service development and deployment, an abstract service structure and a service loading mechanism are presented.
Special attention was paid to an algorithmical and high level service structure of a new still image compression standard JPEG2000.
Partly this has stemmed from the creation of HS2 Ltd, a civil service structure entrusted with the political task of lending an ear and acting on people's concerns.
And now the public administration and constitutional affairs committee has just announced a mega inquiry into the civil service – structure, effectiveness and all – and is collecting evidence double quick, by early June.
Hospital stays, MRI exams, drugs, and doctor's visits are simply more expensive here than they are elsewhere, and the fee-for-service structure insures that we use more of them, too.
Such services, appropriately adapted, could be implemented within the existing health-service structure of Nepal.
How this is best done clearly depends on the local general health-service structure and on the resources allocated.
Without exception, they agreed that the model was workable and that the real challenge would be overcoming the fee-for-service structure which incentivized fragmented and disjointed care.
The problem lies in the fee-for-service structure under which Washington pretty much agrees to pay the fees for whatever medical services Medicare and Medicaid participants demand.
