The phrase "a system of command" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an organized structure or hierarchy in which authority and decision-making are established, often in a military or organizational context.
Example: "The military operates under a strict system of command to ensure effective communication and execution of orders."
Alternatives: "a command structure" or "an authority system".
Dynamic Manufacturing focuses explicitly on repudiating Taylorism, which it takes to be a system of "command and control". American Business: A Two-Minute Warning is written in a more popular vein, but characterizes U.S. manufacturing methods and the underlying mind-set of manufacturing managers in unmistakably similar ways.
It was a system of command and control in which everybody knew his place, made visible in the organisation charts that laid down the corporate hierarchy.A surprising number of companies today still have much the same command-and-control structure that they had 50 years ago.
"To accept Oracle's claim would be to allow anyone to copyright one version of code to carry out a system of commands and thereby bar all others from writing their own different versions to carry out all or part of the same commands," Alsup, who has programming expertise, wrote in his ruling.
In a system of divine command ethics, human beings are obliged to do what God asks them to do because God commands it, not because there is some underlying system of absolute goodness that ethical precepts should ideally mirror.
When finished, officials said, the protocols will amount to what is known as a system of "unified command" for the handling of disasters, as well as practices and procedures for dealing with even minor rescues.
As a result, the Panzerwaffe was an elite force that grew out of the cavalry rather than the infantry, but it retained many elements of the latter's mode of operations, including an emphasis on interarm cooperation, a decentralized system of command operating within an exceptionally disciplined framework, and a penchant for outflanking and bypassing obstacles rather than confronting them head on.
As a result of the battle, the Allies finally agreed on a unified system of command.
Chief Pfeifer argued that Commanding in Time is the ability to recognize that the threat environment has changed and quickly move to a network system of command and control that can connect, collaborate and coordinate emergency response.
The absolute prerequisite for police reform is an accountable system of command and leadership, both within the uniformed force and in the city administration as representative of civilian control.
He had his work cut out for him: when he took office there wasn't just an absent system of command, but there had been no planning whatsoever by the previous administrations for war; no preparatory memos or regular briefings by the top brass awaited him.
Moving into Sadr City's streets and alleys, American soldiers have taken up positions in abandoned houses, living in primitive conditions and trying to fend off counterattacks from a enemy fighters who appeared to have a well-organized system of command and control.
