The phrase "structural thinking" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to thinking that focuses on the underlying structure or organization of something. Example: "In order to solve this complex problem, we need to apply some structural thinking to identify the root cause."
The last major review was the Strategic Defence Review of 1998, a classic piece of Blairism with its catchy headlines, shallow and incomplete structural thinking and total lack of financial underpinning.
In this brief concluding chapter of the book we return to the core principles of Contextual Design: immersion, design for life, structural thinking, and team-based design.
Because such open-number sentences have more than one correct answer, they emphasize the relationship between the quantities on both sides of the equal sign and as such, specifically target structural thinking rather than computation.
You may be thinking: structural reforms sound painful, will they work?
Major issues (which must be addressed by the authors): This work provides the most advanced structural framework for thinking about how the Rev-RRE export complex is assembled.
Moreover, if the ECB bought government bonds now, some argue, it would take the pressure off the likes of Italy and France to enact structural reforms.This is flawed thinking.
This is amplified by the fact that programming develops the ability of thinking and structural organizing of activities and actions, and involves in our case the use of functions and relations in a logical sentence.
This thematic series will advance scholarly knowledge on the two research priorities noted above, and underscore new ways of thinking about structural and interpersonal violence, and how they are related and manifest in the lives of women.
An essential feature of postcolonial theory, and of particular relevance to the work described here, is a focus on disrupting the thinking behind structural inequities, such as those that are evident in health care systems, that have been brought about by the histories and ongoing legacy of colonial practices [ 3].
I was thinking about the structural equivalences between a tissue box and a book: both consisted of slips of white paper in a cardboard case.
As European leaders head into this summit and start thinking about the structural reforms the PIIGS need to take and the ones needed by the EU, they should take a crash course in American constitutional history.
