The phrase "a system for screening" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a method or process designed to evaluate or assess something, such as candidates, data, or conditions.
Example: "The company implemented a system for screening job applicants to ensure they meet the required qualifications."
Alternatives: "a method for evaluation" or "a process for assessment."
The most effective preventive so far appears to be a system for screening passengers before flights.
In October, the company, which is based in Lexington, Mass., joined forces with Visionics of Jersey City to develop a system for screening airport employees using facial recognition technology built by Visionics.
Dolmetsch's group is using human stem cells to investigate autism spectrum disorders (ASDs), and his group is laying the groundwork that may eventually allow them to create a system for screening environmental agents to assess whether they could play a role in these disorders, he says.
Even though Airbnb has a solid system for screening would-be guests and requires Airbnbers to abide by a standard set of rules, unforeseen risks may still arise.
Overall, this study suggests that testicular iPSCs are a useful system for screening the toxicity of environmental disruptors and examining their effect on the maintenance of stemness and pluripotency, as well as for identifying the iPSC signaling pathway(s) that are deregulated by these chemicals.
This paper documents the development of an expert system for screening wells that could be drilled underbalanced, and for aiding in the preliminary selection of appropriate underbalanced drilling fluids for a given range of wellbore and reservoir conditions.
Therefore, there is a need for a simple model system for screening compounds that may affect the establishment and progression of BE.
A system for automatically screening phone calls has been developed by researchers at Microsoft.
These observations indicate that autophagy induced in serum-free condition and cerebral ischemia could serve as an effective model system for screening potential agents in research.
Zebrafish give rise to hundreds of progeny at a time and embryonic development in this organism proceeds more quickly than mammalian development, making this an ideal model system for screening multiple gene candidates simultaneously.
Transformed hepatoma cells have been shown to survive following subcutaneous injection in immunodeficient mice and provide a useful pre-clinical system for screening novel anti-HCV therapeutic agents [8].
