The phrase "a system of examining" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a method or framework for evaluating or analyzing something.
Example: "The researchers developed a system of examining the effects of climate change on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "a method of assessment" or "a framework for evaluation".
In the 1970s, he played a large part in devising, and thereafter running, the individual study exam pioneered by the Cambridge University Local Examinations Syndicate, a novel system of examining at this level that was taken up by other examining boards.
The CQC analysed 150 separate measures of performance for each of the 161 trusts, such as death rates, patient satisfaction surveys and treatment waiting-times as part of a new "intelligent monitoring" system of examining data about hospitals intended to identify those at most urgent need of inspection.
Hence, these cells provide a system to examine the effects of selective PERK branch signaling.
Hence, these cells provided a system to examine the effects of selective IRE1 branch signaling on cell viability.
Rev has been shown to promote the export of HIV-1 RNAs from Xenopus oocyte nuclei, but a system to examine the direct effect of Rev on HIV-1 RNA export in mammalian somatic cells does not exist.
In Figures III (1972; partial translation, Narrative Discourse) and Nouveau Discours de récit (1983; Narrative Discourse Revisited), Gérard Genette codified a system of analysis that examined both the actual narration and the act of narrating as they existed apart from the story or the content.
By repeating NEDI studies in multiple countries, it became clear that one can learn a great deal about a system of emergency care by examining its constituent EDs.
However, we cannot accurately describe the operation of a system by examining exclusively the properties of the individual parts, without considering its structure, that is, the interaction of all parts that comprise the whole.
In this paper the forced vibration of a system of coupled beams is examined and it is shown that violent non-synchronous torsion and bending vibration observed in such a system may be explained by the existence of quadratic non-linear coupling terms and internal resonance effects between three and four modes.
When the South seceded from the Union in 1861, few trained soldiers would have disagreed with Henri Jomini's assessment that war required a "system of operations". It is worth examining, then, why the production of ammunition in the Confederate States Ordnance Department became one of the few bureaucratic bright spots in the Confederacy's dismally organized war effort.
