The phrase "a system for organizing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a method or framework designed to arrange or categorize information, items, or tasks.
Example: "We have developed a system for organizing our digital files to improve efficiency and accessibility."
Alternatives: "a method for categorizing" or "a framework for structuring".
You will also need to help her set up a system for organizing the kept items and new possessions.
While searching tends to be the more popular method of information seeking on the Internet (Levene, 2011), and is considered a more flexible system (Lansdale, 1988), navigation is often preferred when users seek to retrieve information in a familiar environment, such as a system for organizing personal files (Bergman, Beyth-Marom, Nachmias, Gradovitch, & Whittaker, 2008).
Have a system for organizing your papers.
Devise a system for organizing the accumulated notes and ideas.
One way to conceptualize various organizational models derived from the configurational approach is to consider them as a system for organized action defined by four sets of attributes: vision, resources, structure and practices [ 31].
Solution: Podcasting of electronic learning materials is to be combined with a filing system for organizing the learning resources, a search function, and the potential to browse content.
It's a "getting things done" app that uses a novel system for organizing your tasks — the Eisenhower matrix.
PhotoSpread is a spreadsheet system for organizing and analyzing photo collections.
China has a complex system for organizing and conducting science, one that reflects both its tradition of central planning and its desire to modernize and decentralize its economy while inspiring entrepreneurship.
Set up a consistent system for organizing your files.
When these three decades are over, as with the Treaty of Westphalia, the planet is likely to have in place the foundations of a new system for organizing itself -- this time around energy needs.
