The phrase "a lake system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a network or collection of interconnected lakes, often in a geographical or ecological context.
Example: "The region is known for its diverse ecosystem, which includes a lake system that supports various species of fish and birds."
Alternatives: "a network of lakes" or "a system of lakes".
Another major concern of limnologists and hydrobiologists is the cycling of basic nutrients within a lake system, particularly carbon, nitrogen, phosphorus, and sulfate.
The driest regions are in the southeast and near Carson Sink (a now-dry basin that was the centre of a lake system during the last major ice age, some 11,500 years ago), where annual precipitation seldom exceeds 4 inches (100 mm).
During the early Pleistocene, there was pronounced erosion, followed by a renewed depositional phase ca. 40,000 14C yr B.P., with the development of prograding lobes and/or crevasse splays associated with a lake system (i.e., fan-delta) and/or fluvial flood plain areas.
Being so close to a lake system, however, means unpredictable weather.
This means that for light avoiding organisms that moderate their behavior in the presence of moonlight, for example zooplankton in a lake system [42], the light pollution from Berlin is expected to be a considerable stressor.
In a previous survey we detected clear evidence of parallel adaptation in a lake system of both connected and independent bacterioplankton communities using 16S-SSU-rDNA DGGE profiling (Laplante and Derome 2011).
In contrast to the Lake Alexandrina, total dissolved solid (TDS) and electrical conductivity (EC) during the post-drought more than doubled the pre-drought period in the Lake Albert as being a terminal lake system with narrow and shallow entrance.
Raising river water level will result in a shallow lake system.
Bertolo, A. et al. Inferring processes from spatial patterns: the role of directional and non directional forces in shaping fish larvae distribution in a freshwater lake system.
Hence, the closure of a large lake system at the end of the Miocene gave rise to the development of a Plio-Pleistocene fluvial system.
Socio-economic pressures, such as flood protection (especially the Vienna Danube Regulation between 1869 and 1875), navigation and hydropower production, have modified the natural channel network in this anabranching river section into a shallow lake system in which habitat aging and sediment accumulation proceed.
