The phrase "a system of electronic" is not complete and may not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific type of system that involves electronic components or processes, but it typically requires additional context or completion.
Example: "We are developing a system of electronic communication to enhance our network capabilities."
Alternatives: "an electronic system" or "a system of electronics".
Assemble a few digital signatures in a clever fashion and you have created a mechanism for digital cash;a system of electronic payments akin to Visa or MasterCard but with the added feature that it can be made anonymous.
On a visit to Dublin, Maryland's secretary of transportation, John D. Porcari, discovered a system of electronic signs that directed drivers to open spaces.
For the past month, the keepers of Bryant Park have employed a system of electronic sensors to count the number of people using the park's public rest rooms.
Introducing a system of electronic voting for MPs in Parliament "could improve the accuracy" of how votes are recorded, House of Commons researchers have said.
By Nick Paumgarten For the past month, the keepers of Bryant Park have employed a system of electronic sensors to count the number of people using the park's public rest rooms.
The next day, they met for smoothies in Palo Alto and came up with the idea that became PayPal: a system of electronic payment designed to make e-commerce easy, consistent, and secure.
If a system of benign electronic and algorithmic surveillance is to exist in the United States in order to keep us safe in a globalized world with porous borders, we must update our jurisprudence.
ADAPT participants were randomly assigned to receive a system of interactive electronic technology plus coaching to modify obesogenic lifestyle behaviors (the intervention group) or to a control group who received usual care.
"Technology now permits millions of important and confidential conversations to occur through a vast system of electronic networks," he wrote in a First Amendment case.
SUPPOSE that thousands of lives depend upon a complex system of electronic equipment, and one day an act of nature -- an earthquake, perhaps -- requires that the system be moved immediately without compromising safety.
Almost two years ago, President Obama pledged $19 billion in stimulus incentives to help convert the nation's doctors and hospitals to using a paperless system of electronic health records intended to improve the quality of care and reduce costs.
