The phrase "a review system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a structured method or process for evaluating or assessing something, such as performance, products, or services.
Example: "The company implemented a review system to ensure that all employee performance evaluations are conducted fairly and consistently."
Alternatives: "an evaluation system" or "an assessment framework".
Partnering with a review system, crowd-sourced or critic-based, would make the app more tempting.
The team and I designed a review system to evaluate each project on a 10-point scale.
Some members of Parliament said delivering large sums of cash to high officials without a review system was a practice worthy of a banana republic.
Mr. Tipton had to institute a review system to prevent what he calls "virtual-flower abuse," or the posting of negative comments about the dead, however, and he does not allow notes to be left at some graves, like Hitler's.
Its proposed solution is to reinvigorate a review system put in place after a 1975 conference at which biologists called for a moratorium on certain genetic engineering experiments then becoming possible.
The debate over whether or not a review system should be introduced to the game has been a bone of contention for some time now, with Blatter previously against it.
A calendar for booking room views and a reviews system is also in the works, slated for launch within two months, according to Pierre.
There is a user review system, plus a downloadable app, too.
6) A Collaboration Review System, including an independent Information Governance Review Panel, was established to assess the appropriateness of requests to use the data, and of project results before publication.
"The reason we have difficulty establishing a peer review system has to do with a kind of an Asian culture.
The British Medical Journal has moved to an open review system following a randomised controlled trial of an open versus closed review system.
