The phrase "a repository system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a system designed for storing, managing, and retrieving data or information.
Example: "The company implemented a repository system to streamline data access and improve collaboration among teams."
Alternatives: "a storage system" or "a data management system."
As articulated in the Confederation of Open Access Repositories' response, we recommend that rather than requiring support for TDM to be a part of a compliant repository system itself, TDM may be facilitated through external services that aggregate and convert resources into text-minable format.
We introduce ArchSim, a simulation tool that for evaluating an implementation of an archival repository system and compare options such as different disk reliabilities, error detection and correction algorithms, preventive maintenance, etc.
Therefore, we developed a methodology for complex scenarios to perform the risk-based safety assessment of a HLW repository, and applied it to a reference repository system.
Moreover, large scale and high-throughput experiments must be managed in a comprehensive repository system such as SQL-LIMS, to query results in a systematic manner.
An agriculturally prosperous state, Haryana contributes a large amount of wheat and rice to the Central Pool (a national repository system of surplus food grain).
KAERI developed a reference repository system for the disposal of radioactive wastes resulting from the pyroprocessing of PWR spent nuclear fuels (A-KRS; Advanced Korean Reference Disposal System).
Moreover, a geological repository system, although passive and with relatively few components, incorporates both engineered and natural barriers.
The results highlighted the need to consider tensile stress in the outer shell of a canister due to thermal expansion of the canister and the swelling pressure from the buffer for a more reliable design of an underground repository system.
We created a qualitative data repository system, including an electronic database, to facilitate organization, security, quality control, maintenance, and analysis of study data.
