"structurally integral" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase is often used in technical or academic writing to describe an essential or necessary element of a sentence, paragraph, or overall structure of a piece of writing. Example: "The thesis statement is a structurally integral component of a well-written essay, as it sets the main argument and purpose for the rest of the paper."
This time the bright idea involves demolishing the deteriorating seven floors of the structurally integral book stacks in the vault space under the Rose Main Reading Room at 42nd Street, and in its place installing a brand-new circulating library, designed by Mr. Foster: major transplant surgery, with the great building designed by Carrère and Hastings as guinea pig.
The selected area electron diffraction (inset in Fig. 3e) reveals the good sixfold symmetry of BNNSs, indicating that BNNSs are structurally integral and not damaged during ultrasonic exfoliation.
The South Eifel region, encompassing the Bitburg and Trier sub-basins (Dittrich et al. 2011), is a geologically and structurally integral part of the TLE though the sub-regions are frequently handled separately on either side of the German-Luxembourgish border.
Imagine a fox corpse nailed to a wall, only the fox corpse is somehow structurally integral, and removing it would collapse the ceiling.
The basement membrane covering vessels may not always be structurally integral, e.g. in tumors [69].
While the generation of selective, efficacious mAbs has been problematic for these structurally complex integral membrane proteins, progress in the development of immunotherapeutics has been made by several independent groups.
5S rRNA is a structurally conserved, integral component of the ribosome large subunit in all organisms and is essential for ribosome function [27] [29].
In contrast, D iscern uses features from structurally neighboring residues as an integral part of the model.
Structurally, they can be divided into integral (V0) and peripheral (V1) membrane sectors [ 17].
The location is in notable contrast to the surface localized active sites previously characterized in the structurally and functionally distinct PAP2 and other integral membrane spanning phosphatases15, 16.
It is, however, common for enzymes or receptors that are integral to disease to be structurally similar or identical to those that play important biological roles in normal tissues of the body.
