The phrase "a system of choice which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing frameworks or methodologies that allow for decision-making or selection among various options.
Example: "The organization implemented a system of choice which empowers employees to select their preferred projects based on their skills and interests."
Alternatives: "a decision-making framework that" or "a selection system that".
Further, the UK Royal College of Physicians has called for a system of mandated choice [ 37], which was also the preferred option of the American Medical Association and the United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS) but not the British Medical Association [ 7].
One interpretation of lexis as most delicate grammar is that they are somehow the end point of a bundle of system choices, which leads to a single lexical option.
By making specific choices for virtual fields (VFs) in PVW, one obtains a system of algebraic equations, which is then solved for the unknown material constants.
The experimental system of choice for such a quest are permeabilised cells, which have leaky plasma membranes but intact nuclei, that is, fluorescent probes can be easily introduced into these cells and their uptake into nuclei followed by fluorescence microscopy (Adam et al, 1990; Ribbeck and Görlich, 2001).
These advantages are obtained at a fraction of the cost of a Ti:sapphire laser, which has traditionally been the system of choice for these experiments.
Rugged at the Core At the core of Windows XP is the same stress-tested, highly secure engine that drives Windows 2000, which has been the system of choice in corporations, where rebooting crashed PC's is an unacceptable waste of time.
Mammalian cells are currently the expression system of choice for the production of complex therapeutic proteins which require proper folding, human-like PTMs or multimeric assembly.
This seems to reiterate Eggins' (2004) observation that language is a system of values that "represents a point at which a choice has to be made" (p. 196).
For this purpose, a list of system and mirror requirements is composed as well as a list of design choices, which motivate the AM design.
Google, which tried to develop a pair of smart specs called Google Glass with limited success, is now focusing on providing the operating system of choice for smartwatches.
