The phrase "a machinery of" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "a machine of" or "machinery for."
Example: "The organization operates as a machinery for social change."
Alternatives: "a system of" or "an apparatus for."
"The liver has a machinery of enzymes that converts drugs into more water-soluble forms that can then be excreted," Dr. Kaplowitz said.
In 1962, when the military seized power, they created a machinery of surveillance, designed to suppress not only people, but even ideas that challenged them.
"Normally, you want to have a machinery of people pursuing drafts, which you go over sentence by sentence," said another Western diplomat close to the talks.
But its first rough draft helps forge what is eventually history — in Bosnia's case, a machinery of international justice that did not exist 20 years ago.
Ley would not say specifically why she was not sworn into the aged care portfolio during the first induction ceremony, explaining to reporters on Wednesday that a "machinery of government change" had to occur first.
Stalin used Kirov's murder as an excuse to unleash a period of terror and purges.Today's Russia does not have a machinery of ideology or repression on the scale of the 1930s.
Nature becomes a boudoir and paint a refined machinery of titillation in Fragonard's funny and sensual celebration of the eye.
The Venezuelan election is a fraudulent process comprised of a complex machinery of intimidation that coerce Venezuelans to vote for Chavez or face terrible consequences.
"You have to understand, we are battling a technological machinery of fake news," Jal Singh Meena, a police chief in Tripura where Chakraborty was killed, told VICE News.
In 1914, the optimism of the modern world was twisted into a monstrous machinery of death.
In mammalian cells, a core machinery of mitochondria-shaping proteins exists that impinges on the fusion-fission equilibrium.
