The phrase "a lasting system of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a system that is intended to endure over time or has a long-term impact.
Example: "The organization aims to establish a lasting system of support for underprivileged communities."
Alternatives: "an enduring framework of" or "a sustainable structure for".
Healey added: "The Labour leader has made a big offer to the prime minister to put politics aside and to work to see a better, fairer and lasting system of support for our older and disabled people in England".
The last system of the year was a cyclonic storm that struck southeastern India in December, killing 81 people and causing $28 million in damage (2003 USD).
It features temporary works by nine artists and landscape architects placed in and around the last system of urban parks Olmsted designed, begun in 1876.
The last system of equations can be rewritten as (7).
The switchgear at time instant t0 is in state 2 and, therefore, the last system of differential equations should be solved under the following initial conditions: ( p_{{{text{s}}1}} (0) = 0,_ p_{{{text{s}}2}} (0) = 1 ).
Author of sermons, letters, polemical texts, and other works, he adapted Platonic thought to Christian ideas and created a theological system of lasting power.
At rallies from Arizona to New Hampshire, he called Trump the "last chance" for a "lawful" system of immigration, the "last opportunity we have for the people's voice to be heard," exhorting supporters, "If we don't fix the broken immigration system now, it will not be fixed!" — suggesting that otherwise everything would be overrun.
The abolition of feudalism, establishment of the system of counties and prefectures, and establishment of a centralized system of government lasted until now for more than 2000 years.
Sanctions are only used in a small number of cases as a last resort, with a well-established system of hardship provision available for sanctioned claimants".
fields in the last fluid system of the three.
