The phrase "a system of active" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing frameworks or methodologies that involve active components or processes, but it needs additional context to be fully understood.
Example: "We are developing a system of active learning strategies to enhance student engagement."
Alternatives: "a framework of active" or "a model of active".
Although isolated poljes have been identified elsewhere, their large numbers in the karst of the Dinaric Alps are attributable to a system of active faults as well as to intense solution activity in nearly 9,000 metres of carbonate rock.
Vortex stabilisation can be achieved either by the special geometry, as has already been done experimentally, or by a system of active control.
Also, an active torque on the pin join between the bogie and the chassis can be applied with the same goal, adopting a system of active bogies.
In the frame of an ASDEX Upgrade enhancement, a system of active in-vessel coils (of two types, dubbed "A" and "B") and conducting wall for MagnetoHydroDynamic (MHD) stabilization is being designed and implemented.
Kumamoto Prefecture lies at the western extension of the Japan Median Tectonic Line, where a system of active faults forks in two directions at the Beppu–Haneyama Fault Zone.
The plan of the Montreal Regional Authority [60] operationalises this by setting up a system of active and sustained outreach by the public health department to independent physicians.
Breuer conjectured the existence of a system of tonically active neurons, forming a 'reservoir of nervous tension' (e.g. Q45, Q154 and Q233).
Photo-interpretation of stereoscopic colour images (1 3500 scale) and analysis of information provided by SqueeSAR results allow to detect and map a large complex system of active continuous slides affecting the area.
These models based on nonlinear stochastic phenomena may be used to explain plant gravisensing, if the cell is considered a dynamic, spatially distributed system of active intracellular cytoskeletal networks and mechanosensitive proteins.
The topography of Sabah bears clear evidence for a 200-km-long system of active normal faults that extend northeast to southwest, through the epicentral region (Fig. 1b).
A system of cyclone intensity was active on 35 days, which was 15 days above the mean.
