The phrase 'structure shaping' is correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used when discussing changes or improvements to the structure of a text or other form of communication. For example: "The writer was able to create a more effective narrative by structure shaping the article."
You see it too in this town's astonishing botanical garden of native plants, whose exotic cactuses and succulents are bounded by the walls of a 1500s Dominican monastery, the Spanish colonial structure shaping plangent counterpoint with indigenous flora.
The finite element analyses demonstrated that increasing the number of sensor locations allows determination of the location of the damage is more accurate, while the use of additional modes for structure shaping provides little advantage and can sometimes lead to a deterioration in the performance of the vibration-based damage detection techniques.
Judges measured the Nailympians on nail structure, shaping, application, surface smoothness, product control, cuticles and a bunch of stuff it's probably hopeless for laymen to understand.
Today, corporate football, dominated by the multibillion Champions League and English Premier League, breed and reward bland players and fully commercialized stars; like poster boys David Beckham and Cristiano Ronaldo, who are beautiful specimen of mankind and fantastic football players, but completely uncritical towards the larger structure shaping politics and sports.
The deeper you go into your research; more are the chances of your structure shaping differently.
Its dimensions are beyond mundane measure, its structure shaped mostly by unknown matter.
It's hard to answer definitively the question of whether a bank's ownership structure shapes its behaviour.
Seeking to become one of Europe's top airports, Barcelona Airport officially opened Terminal T1 in late August -- a $1.7 billion structure shaped like an aluminum sword.
Each Single Form sculpture is a lopsided oblong structure shaped like a great flat rock, standing in the ground as if a shield.
This little wooden structure, shaped like an egg cup and sitting incongruously next to a shopping centre on the edge of busy Narinkka Square, is a haven from the city.
Mr. Highstein, who has worked for years at giving organic warmth to the chilly rigor of Minimalism, presents an impressive maquette for a huge sculpture: a bulging stucco-walled structure shaped like an oval stadium bowl with portals around the bottom.
