The phrase "a more permanent system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for a system that is intended to last longer or be more stable than previous options.
Example: "In order to improve efficiency, we need to implement a more permanent system for managing our resources."
Alternatives: "a more lasting system" or "a more enduring system".
But his small circle of friends knew that he needed a more permanent system of care and support, so they called the Jewish Association for Services for the Aged, a beneficiary agency of UJA-Federation of New York, one of seven charities supported by The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund.
The current bill continues this exemption process for the time being, though, even as it lays some of the groundwork for a more permanent system.
For example, Mortimore and Tiffen (1994) show how a change from a long fallowing system to a more permanent system was triggered by population growth and certain preconditions.
He said that while the company, called Tepco for short, has been working to make the plant safer, it was often doing so "with temporary systems or mobile systems — there is a need for more permanent systems".
As a consequence, a more permanent cultivation system may evolve because the labor-intensive nature of the traditional shifting cultivation system is not compatible with off-farm activities.
A transition to a more permanent cultivation system will demand fundamental changes in SFM, i.e., emphasis on in situ SFM instead of plot rotation.
The Senate version would give corporations three years of reduced contributions before putting in place a more permanent and tougher system for calculating payments.
There is now an intense debate over how to find a more permanent fix for the system's weaknesses.
Progress on building a more permanent child-friendly education "system" in the south, however, is proving a rather more tenuous task to get right and it is unclear if schools and communities are fully aware of what CFS means or what actions they can take to make it happen.
Although percutaneous nephrostomy placement is not an ideal solution to relieve the obstruction of the renal collective system, a more permanent solution remains elusive.
On Monday, the Legislature approved a more permanent solution: the purchase of the Kronos system, a payroll and human-resources system used in 4,000 health-care facilities around the country.
