"structural composition" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to the structure of something such as a physical object, concept or structure, or an item like a written work. For example, "The structural composition of an essay consists of an introduction, body paragraphs, and a conclusion."
These liability suits, assuming they go to trial, will almost certainly bring an examination of the design of the towers and a need to decide whether the structural composition of the floors explains why and how the towers fell.
Depending upon the chemical and structural composition of the cell wall, some bacteria are gram-positive, taking on the stain's purple colour, whereas others are gram-negative.
At times, the combination of his images, Stein's rhythms and Ms. Mapp's elegant structural composition almost overwhelms, no matter how delicately woven.
Focusing on the chemical and structural composition of the enzyme, he determined the sequence of amino acids that make up the synthase's protein units.
Surprisingly, their structural composition has so far not been studied.
Such SOC deficiency in UGS can easily deplete soil structural composition and complicate maintenance (Jim [1998b]).
Microbial surfactants can, besides differences in their structural composition, as well be different in their physiological characteristics such as foaming.
We report here an analysis of the structural composition of purified polysaccharides extracts and chemical nature of Trachyspermum ammi (Linn).
Structural composition of the communities could be described with data using a DBH threshold of 10 cm.
MALDI-TOF mass spectrometry provides detailed information on the structural composition of the polymers.
Highly uniform supercomplex particles in electron microscopy analysis support a distinct structural composition.
