The phrase "structural company" is correct and usable in written English.
It typically refers to a company that provides structural engineering services, though it could also refer to a company that manufactures structural components, such as a steel fabrication company. Example sentence: My cousin works in a structural company that specializes in bridge design.
But no structural genomics company or laboratory will be able to do more than a small subset of all proteins.
At Syrrx, a structural genomics company, a robot places a tiny drop of protein into 480 wells, each containing a different chemical combination.
By Adam Platt The New Yorker, July 12 , 1993P. 26 Talk story about the Urban Outhouse Design Competition, sponsored by the Vermont Structural Slate Company.
Yes, three years ago, the structural steel company lost millions on the City's Cheesegrater skyscraper, had a rescue rights issue and sacked the boss.
"We're building tools that will allow us to solve structures at a historically unprecedented rate," said Dr. Nathaniel E. David, director of business development at Syrrx, a new structural genomics company based here in San Diego.
"I do this mainly because it is an opportunity to have people get together to support the arts," said Ms. Ross, who is a senior draftswoman for a structural steel company.
Some like Margaret Diabo Cioffi, who now lives in Queens, and Sonny Rice, who owns a structural steel company in Rockland County, married non-Indians and settled more or less permanently in more suburban areas.
Jon D. Magnusson, chairman and chief executive of Skilling Ward Magnusson Barkshire in Seattle, a structural engineering company that worked out the original World Trade Center design, said the enormous energy released in the collapse was enough to pulverize the 110-story towers and their contents.
At least one artist from that time will remain in the building, while the Hollywood star's new neighbors will include Richard Tomasetti, president of the Thornton-Tomasetti Group, a structural engineering company that built the Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur, the tallest buildings in the world.
A problem for Millennium is that its foundation stretches only to a layer of sand, just above a layer of clay, instead of farther down into bedrock, said Ron Klemencic, chairman and chief executive of Magnusson Klemencic Associates, the structural engineering company for Salesforce Tower.
