"structural formations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the physical structure of something, either natural or man-made. For example, you could say: "The coastal city is well-known for its unique structural formations, like the towering and intricate rock formations."
Structural formations of coral are another potential cause of damming.
This process has already revealed 'dominant' structural formations and major approaches to the organisation of industrial production.
CVD and carbon segregation participate in the growth process and are responsible for the different structural formations found.
The rise of mobility of the charge carriers has a stepped view in accordance to transitional defrosting of structural formations of both hybrid networks.
The low-dose region is characterized by deuterium retention due to stable structural formations, and also, by the formation of deuterium solid-solution phase in the steel.
At low implantation doses, deuterium is retained by stable structural formations, which are present in steel and, beside that, are formed in the process of deuterium implantation.
This parameter takes into account the ΔG° variation of breaking target structures and of intramolecular secondary structural formation, including self-structure formation in the target and in the siRNA.
We study the short- and long- range chemical ordering in hcp bulk Ag2Al using the Monte Carlo method based on a Hamiltonian constructed via structural formation energies from ab initio electronic-structure calculations.
These works verify the possible structural formation in this work.
The viscosity of the polydimethylsiloxane matrix was found to influence the structural formation process.
This PSTM section was used to establish the structural formation model for further PSDM analysis.
