The phrase "a regular system of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a consistent or established method or structure for organizing or managing something.
Example: "The organization implemented a regular system of feedback to improve employee performance."
Alternatives: "a consistent framework for" or "an established method of".
To a mathematician, a crystal is a regular system of points that, if repeated indefinitely, will fill all of space.
This week, after a suspected kidnapper died in custody, the human-rights commissioner for the western state of Jalisco accused the state attorney-general's office of using a regular "system of torture" to extract confessions.
They organized a regular system of canoe convoys from Montreal to the western plains and what is now Canada's Northwest Territories, building a chain of fur-trading posts across the west and sending explorers as far as the Pacific coast.
Their failure to develop a regular system of succession and the gradual formation of several competing Mamlūk households, however, resulted in factionalism and instability, which proved advantageous to a new ruler of Iran.
Let { T h } be a regular system of triangulations of Ω ¯.
In what follows, we shall consider only a regular system of triangulations.
David Hume called Warwick "the greatest, as well as the last, of those mighty barons who formerly overawed the crown, and rendered the people incapable of any regular system of civil government".
Now the construction of a regular system {k1, k2,..., k m ; q· 2 n } (q odd) is easy as shown in.
A simple and regular system of data quality checks may be more cost-effective and reliable in the current context.
The frequent experimental observation of a semi-regular system of patches, centered on the site of a small injection of tracer, lead us to propose an intuitive model of projections onto a regular grid (assumption 2) that shifts smoothly across the cortical surface.
We study the solution of piecewise regular systems of IVPs with a switching hypersurface defined by an unknown event function.
