The phrase "structural legacy" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the lasting impact or influence that a structure or architecture has on a particular place or society. Example: The ancient Roman aqueducts are a structural legacy that still impresses visitors to this day.
But, we must also consider the hidden (and not so hidden) benefits of large corporations and the structural legacies that still hamper many Americans' ability to rise above their circumstances.
British underdevelopment of Caribbean economies has certainly accounted for structural weakness and legacy deficiencies in these societies, but the monotonous whining by Jamaica's reparations lobby perpetuates the sense of victimhood, mendicancy and entitlement.
The services, he wrote on Medium, "could do to television what blogs did to newspapers by removing many of the financial and structural advantages of legacy media institutions".
Sherman is, after all, filling the void left in the demise of naturalistic and figurative pictorial painting, except that instead of descending into the history of painting, or for that matter of conventional photography, she has made a photographic evocation of cinematic history her pictorial, structural, and canonic legacy.
These structural malfunctions, the legacy of a health system that has undergone numerous reforms, cannot be rectified with a simple wave of the hand, and they weigh heavily on any new health policy introduced, such as fee exemption.
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY ART MUSEUM "The Art of Structural Design: A Swiss Legacy".
Beginning on Saturday, they and others like them will be the focus of "The Art of Structural Design: A Swiss Legacy" at the Princeton University Art Museum in New Jersey.
Still, politicians and civil rights leaders said the flag was largely that – "a symbol of hate" – and that the United States had "unfinished business" to confront its ongoing legacy of structural racism.
It's far easier to attack "them" than examine the deceit, delusions and cultural certainties that constitute "us" – whether by acknowledging the depredations of the British empire or exposing its legacy of structural racism.
