The phrase "a maintenance system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a system designed to manage, monitor, or facilitate maintenance activities for equipment, facilities, or processes.
Example: "The company implemented a maintenance system to ensure that all machinery is regularly serviced and operational."
Alternatives: "a upkeep system" or "a servicing system".
Development in a computer area enables creation of an automatic diagnostic and a maintenance system.
Instead they painted a picture of a maintenance system critically short of experienced staff where standards have slipped to such an extent it can no longer guarantee safety.
"It's good that private companies are setting up initiatives," says Sengupta, "but there needs to be some way of checking up on those, and there needs to be a maintenance system in place for the tanks".
Their proposed model can be applied in a maintenance system.
Actual number of days a technician in section j from technicians category k at period t is available in a maintenance system (days).
Expected days a technician in section j from technician's category k at period t is available at a maintenance system (days).
A reliable maintenance system is critical to maintain an acceptable level of profit and competition.
Other systems, on the one hand, include a predictive maintenance system i.e. "systematically guess when a subsystem will fail" maintenance strategy (Shrotri and Khandagale 2012) and a total productive maintenance (TPM) system i.e. "investigate, find and proffer solutions to the cause of machine failure and production loss" maintenance strategy (Rajput and Jayaswal 2012).
The writer discovered that the stickers are part of a telephone maintenance system devised by Charles Podgurski, director of maintenance for the New York Telephone Company.
Some tumors, Dr. Rafii believes, have learned how to reprogram the bone marrow to their own advantage, subverting its wound repair program into a tumor maintenance system.
The decaying conditions of rural roads are often attributed to the absence of a formal maintenance system and lack of resources.
