The phrase "a new ordering system" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a recently implemented or proposed method for managing orders, typically in a business or organizational context.
Example: "Our company has decided to implement a new ordering system to streamline the purchasing process and improve customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "a fresh order management system" or "an updated ordering process".
The retailer has introduced efficiency measures, such as new ordering systems and more shelving in stores so that staff have more time for serving customers rather than stacking stock.
But to hold down inventories, the hookup has to go in two directions: to customers at one end, as Honeywell's consumer products group is doing with its new order system, and to suppliers at the other end.
It was originally intended to be used by salespeople to check the configuration at the time they created a new order for a computer system.
So for Mr. Schklair, whose company specializes in 3-D work, shooting a football game presents a challenge of a new order: designing a camera system mobile and flexible enough to capture the unscripted action on the field.
The McDonald's Corporation said yesterday that it expected to take a pretax charge of $350 million against its second-quarter earnings to carry out previously announced staff layoffs and realignments and to pay for a new menu ordering system.
What emerges in the hospital is a new, ordered hierarchy created by a system of reward - but one where the patients don't feel controlled - instead they feel "empowered" because it was through their actions that they received the reward.
A new dealer-ordering system is a disaster, costing billions of dollars in sales and increasing distrust among the dealers.
She also helped implement a new work order system for the Columbia University Irving Medical Center community to use when submitting work requests.
In addition, we have designed the controllers to investigate coexisting synchronization types of such a new fractional-order system.
