The phrase "a stable system for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the reliability or consistency of a system designed for a specific purpose or function.
Example: "The researchers developed a stable system for managing data efficiently in real-time applications."
Alternatives: "a reliable framework for" or "a consistent structure for".
Mannan was cationized with spermine at a grafted ratio of ∼12% to deliver DNA and was characterized as a stable system for delivery.
Using the new SDA-piezoelectric DNA sensor, we designed a stable system for liquid-phase detection, in which the crystal oscillator plate was fixed by an easily adjustable screw-threaded clamping mechanism and successfully applied the new sensor system to real-time SDA monitoring of human cytomegalovirus (HCMV).
Some studies have reported possible methods to improve TCR gene transfer and to provide a stable system for immunotherapy.
With "These two simple measures" FDR and his Administration made the hard choice that ensured a stable system for over half a century.
There is therefore an urgent need to establish a stable system for the culture of endometriotic epithelial cells that can be used for research not only into the biology of endometriosis but also into its carcinogenesis.
In previous studies, we successfully established a stable system for the culture of primary endometrial epithelial cells, in which the human papillomavirus type 16 E6/E7 genes and the human telomerase reverse transcriptase (hTERT) were introduced to inhibit Rb functions and to activate telomerase, respectively (Kyo et al, 2003).
"The main role of governments is to protect the rights of their own citizens and to provide a stable system of law for them.
In the past, a stable system of rangeland for seasonal grazing was related to the vast and spatial distribution of resources.
Regular harvesting and dilution of the culture are, therefore, required to maintain a stable system capable of operating for an extended period of time.
Therefore, despite the acceptance of Vero cells for many candidate DEN vaccine productions, the current findings indicate that MRC-5 cells grown on microcarriers may offer a more stable system for DEN virus production.
No mutations were observed within the 12316 nt virus cDNA sequences after this extensive propagation of the BACs in the bacterial host, indicating a highly stable system for the maintenance of complete pestivirus cDNA sequences.
