"structural account" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to refer to an explanation of why something worked (or failed) in terms of its structure or design. For example, you could say "The structural account of the project's failure was that it lacked a clear plan for implementation."
It may be argued that the modal structural account does not require an isomorphism between (applied) mathematical structures and those describing the material situation.
But it departs from classical realism (exemplified in the work of Hans Morgenthau) in its effort to provide a scientific and structural account of these power-based relations.
Defenders of the structural conception of bonding respond to these challenges by noting that G.N. Lewis' particular structural account isn't the only possible one.
That is, it is not the case that Huang et al. (2009), with the MDP, can give a simple structural account of the ungrammaticality of sentences like 76a.
To the objection from delocalization, they argue that all the structural account requires is that some part of the total electron density of the molecule is responsible for the features associated with the bond and there need be no assumption that it is localized directly between the atoms as in Lewis' model (Hendry, 2008,2008b).
Tristin K. Green, Discrimination in Workplace Dynamics: Toward a Structural Account of Disparate Treatment Theory, 38 HARV.
Thus, anthropologists became more concerned with functional and structural accounts of religion in society and relinquished the apparently futile search for origins.
On structural accounts, this agent counts as autonomous when she appears not to be.
Structural accounts of recognition are those in which the identification of a visual object depends on both a set of features and the relations between those features within some representational space.
Another difference between the accounts is that the structural equations account appeals to special counterfactuals with complex antecedents in order to handle preemption examples.
A few months ago, the economics team at Goldman Sachs examined the figures and decided that structural changes account for less than half of the decline.
