The phrase "a common system of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a shared or widely accepted framework, method, or structure that is used by a group or community.
Example: "In order to improve collaboration, we need to establish a common system of communication among all departments."
Alternatives: "a shared framework of" or "a unified method of".
Communication, the exchange of meanings between individuals through a common system of symbols.
But a common system of deposit insurance needs to be rapidly set up.These are big changes.
The North's development was characterized by a common system of free labour, commercial vigour, and agricultural diversity.
He also defended China's position on another sticking point - attempts to start the process of shifting all countries to a common system of reporting and reviewing emission reductions.
He also defended China's position on another sticking point – the insistence by countries like the US and Australia that the Paris agreement should start the process of shifting all countries to a common system of reporting and reviewing emission reductions.
One option is to set a new rent policy linked to a common system of housing credits for people in housing need, aligned to a revised set of local housing allowances with the aim of making suitable provision for all claimants regardless of their tenure.
An increasing number of organizations have come to an agreement to use a common system for formulation of recommendations in guidelines.
To achieve that trust, we need a common system for keeping track of our transactions, a system that gives definition and order to society itself.
Payments have been delayed while state and federal officials worked out a common system based on recommendations of joint federal-state committee.
(7) That interim solution should establish the common system of a digital services tax ('DST') on revenues resulting from the supply of certain digital services by certain entities.
(7) That interim solution should establish the common system of a digital services tax ('DST') on revenues resulting from the supply of certain digital services, including online content by certain entities.
