I.
noun
ADJECTIVE
▪ basic , simple
▪ complex , elaborate
▪ coherent , logical
▪ rigid , stable
▪ flimsy
▪
The flimsy ~ of the vehicle could not withstand even mild impacts.
▪ formal
▪ internal , underlying
▪ overall
▪
The overall ~ of the book is divided into three components.
▪ solid , three-dimensional
▪ concrete , steel , wooden , etc.
▪ anatomical , body , bone , skeletal , skeleton
▪ atomic , cell , cellular , chemical , genetic , molecular
▪ grammatical , language , linguistic , sentence , syntactic
▪ narrative
▪ administrative , bureaucratic , command , committee , control , corporate , governance , hierarchical , institutional , management , organizational , power , etc.
▪
the US military command ~
▪ economic , financial , political , social , etc.
▪
the social ~ of the town
▪ democratic , federal , etc.
▪ class
▪ family , household
▪ traditional
▪
policies that undermine the traditional family ~
▪ pay , price , salary , tax , wage
▪ career
VERB + STRUCTURE
▪ have
▪ lack
▪
The job lacked a basic career ~.
▪ need
▪ be based on
▪ build , create , develop , devise , establish
▪
to devise a new management ~
▪ form
▪
The cells are stacked up to form a honeycomb ~.
▪ impose
▪ alter , change
STRUCTURE + VERB
▪ be based on sth
PREPOSITION
▪ of a … ~
▪
The cell walls of plants are of a rigid ~.
▪ in a/the ~
▪
There are weaknesses in the ~ of the organization.
PHRASES
▪ a change in the ~ , a change to the ~
▪
significant changes in the power ~
▪ a lack of ~
▪
The novel suffers from a lack of ~.
II.
verb
ADVERB
▪ beautifully , carefully , clearly , properly ( esp. BrE ), well
▪
She had ~d her arguments very carefully.
▪ badly
▪ loosely
▪
a loosely ~d organization
▪ rigidly , tightly
▪
a tightly ~d drama
▪ differently , similarly
▪ formally , hierarchically , logically
PREPOSITION
▪ according to
▪
The organization is ~d according to business principles.
▪ around
▪
The teaching is ~d around three topics.
▪ as
▪
The nation was ~d as a federation of states.
▪ by
▪
Relations between women and men are ~d by gender.
▪ into
▪
The company is ~d into two divisions.
PHRASES
▪ highly ~d
▪
a complex but highly ~d procedure
Structure is used with these nouns as the object: ↑ deal , ↑ idea