The phrase "a groundbreaking system" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a system that introduces innovative ideas or methods that significantly change the way something is done.
Example: "The new software is a groundbreaking system that revolutionizes data management in the industry."
Alternatives: "a revolutionary system" or "an innovative system".
At ciaobellababy.com (where you can register for a Skip Hop Duo diaper bag that costs $55 and boasts a "groundbreaking strapping system") and www.babycenter.com (where a buying guide suggests a "travel system" -- a combo with a car seat -- instead of a mere stroller), gear acquisition has evolved to a level I never could have imagined when I was pregnant with my first child in 1989.
Now working with two sponsored Syrian researchers, Barer has in the past engaged with an Iraqi colleague who specialised in a groundbreaking diagnostic system for tuberculosis, with whom he is still in regular contact.
He and several other engineers built loft beds above their cubicles so they could essentially live at the office and work around the clock developing Magic Cap, a groundbreaking operating system and interface for hand-helds and smart cellphones.
It also describes efforts required to adapt the pixel array detector (PAD) that is commonly used in X-ray diffraction, and discusses the development of a groundbreaking prototype system based on an active pixel sensor (APS).
When I served as superintendent, we worked collaboratively with the union to institute a groundbreaking compensation system, ProComp.
So we see the arrival of money in ancient Greece and its groundbreaking system of democracy coinciding with a break from the society that preceded it, where the power structures were far more brutal and limiting.
That countdown is a concession to federal regulators, who demanded technical assurances that these groundbreaking systems would work continuously to keep emissions below legal levels.
Without these groundbreaking systems, it's impossible to grow 10x year after year, a goal that scores of Chinese companies set as the norm.
With such a groundbreaking and untested system of service delivery, how will the government manage the risks involved, and judge its success?
The number of families agreeing that their loved ones' organs can be donated for transplantation may be rising more quickly in Wales than other parts of the UK following the introduction of a groundbreaking new consent system, new figures suggest.
