The phrase "a numeric system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a system that uses numbers for representation, such as in mathematics or computing.
Example: "The software is designed to work with a numeric system that allows for efficient data processing."
Alternatives: "a numerical system" or "a number system".
I try to sync my breath to my counting, every part of my energy distilled down to a numeric system.
Federal sentencing guidelines rely on a numeric system based on a number of factors, including the particular crime, whether a weapon was involved and a defendant's criminal history.
Cleaning was visually scored using a numeric system where 0, 1, 2, and 3 represented; no, light, moderate or heavy residual UVM.
The algorithm calculates an RNA Integrity Number (RIN), which classifies the quality of the RNA on a numeric system from 1 to 10, with 1 being the most degraded and 10 being the most intact.
* "Purchasing control" means that school staff must memorize and apply a 22-digit numeric system to each item ordered.
Rather than employing a traditional star or numeric system to rate a topic, PhrazIt uses brief words or phrases no more than 30 characters long.
QUINTILLION: a measure in the US numeric system of 10 to the power of 18.
Fish cited Myst as an inspiration and compared its open world, nonlinear narrative, and "obtuse metapuzzles" to Fez own alphabet, numeric system, and an "almost unfairly hard to get... second set of collectibles".
Fish cited Myst as another touchstone and compared its open world, nonlinear narrative, and "obtuse metapuzzles" to Fez own alphabet, numeric system, and an "almost unfairly hard to get" "second set of collectibles".
In a sense, Trump has created his own nebulous numeric system that employs adjectives in lieu of traditional numerals.
The reliability of a numeric scoring system is the generalizability (based on generalizability theory) of the results across scoring situations and judges [ 12].
