The phrase "a streamlined system of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an efficient and organized method or process within a particular context.
Example: "The company implemented a streamlined system of communication to enhance collaboration among team members."
Alternatives: "an efficient framework for" or "a simplified approach to".
Currently, we are focused on developing a streamlined system of gathering hearing transcripts in collaboration and with consideration of those who are close to this issue.
Titan initially tried to unmask infringers by using the same controversial provisions of copyright law used by the music industry to track down file sharers: a streamlined system of subpoenas that do not require a judge's approval.
It also calls for a streamlined system of redress for mistreated workers, improved awareness of methods of reporting ill treatment, a review of the licensing of recruitment agencies and for unethical agencies to be blacklisted.
This streamlined system hosts hundreds of listings of internships and experiential learning opportunities that are administered by ORAU and funded by government and private sector organizations.
In the decade ahead, the partnership of surgery and engineering will be tasked with a challenge greater than that of geometric precision: to bury the complexity of technologies in the OR, streamline systems to the point of invisibility, broaden their applicability in the mainstream, and enable the continuous capture, curation and learning from each intervention to the benefit of the next.
The coffers are further swollen by the reinstatement of lottery funding after the diversion to the Olympics and a significant saving on overheads achieved by the creation of the new agency and the abolishment of its antecedents, The Scottish Arts Council and Scottish Screen, achieving annual savings of £2.4m through streamlining systems and a reduction of 30% in staff.
Among his recommendations were placing investment banks and other major private-sector financial players under a single regulatory umbrella; "strengthening shock absorbers within institutions" by raising the required levels of capital reserves; and streamlining a system of oversight that, he said, had ballooned into "an enormously complex web of rules".
Instead of mere "work visas," Singapore's approach is streamlined into a system of flexible passes that fall into tiered employment categories.
The first law tries to guarantee contracts for full-time workers, while the second law is intended to streamline the system of arbitration and lawsuits.
Another law enacted in May 2008 helped streamline the system of arbitration and lawsuits, but civil courts and arbitration committees, which are made up of government employees, have been overwhelmed by a flood of cases.
But contentious confirmation hearings are likely to distract the Senate's attention from the far more important job of figuring out how to coordinate America's disparate and overlapping intelligence agencies and streamline a largely dysfunctional system of Congressional oversight.
