The phrase "a parking system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a system designed for managing parking spaces, whether in a physical location or as part of a software application.
Example: "The city has implemented a new parking system to help reduce congestion and improve accessibility."
Alternatives: "a parking solution" or "a parking management system".
To ensure our customers are able to benefit from our car park when they visit us, we have introduced a parking system, in partnership with Britannia Parking.
Worldsensing is one example: it piloted a parking system called Fastprk by installing 100 parking sensors in the 22@Barcelona district.
In New York only one building, 200 11th Avenue, where Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban reportedly own an apartment, has created a parking system that lets residents ascend with their cars to their apartments.
Such a parking system is in place in Barcelona, where traffic has been reduced because fewer cars are circling blocks hunting for a space.
U-tron is a parking system designed by Unitronics that uses a robotic platform to park vehicles compactly in custom-designed structures that can fit more vehicles in a building than traditional garages.
If a parking system actually did that -- letting the true market cost of public curbside parking vary with demand -- then, as parking researcher and guru Donald Shoup argues, you would considerably reduce congestion, as well as the frustration of circling for a parking spot at ungodly hours in ungodly conditions.
In 1919 Michigan began to develop a park system, which now encompasses nearly 100 state-operated parks and more than a dozen state recreation areas.
"Even though it's great that there are individual gifts to individual parks, it's a park system," Ms. Leicht said.
While park facilities are essential for providing diverse recreational opportunities, their economic impacts should also be considered when designing a park system.
His Star in the 1890s successfully campaigned for a municipal auditorium and a park system, in keeping with Nelson's conviction that part of a newspaper's challenge is to "build things up".
Six months ago, Adrian Benepe, now 45 and still an Upper West Sider, gingerly stepped into the biggest shoes of his career, replacing Mr. Stern as commissioner of a parks system with 28,312 acres and up to 6,000 employees.
