The phrase "a system of highlights" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a structured method or approach for emphasizing important information or features.
Example: "The presentation included a system of highlights to ensure that key points were easily identifiable for the audience."
Alternatives: "a framework of highlights" or "a method of highlights".
And search engines, with their curious system of highlighting the most frequently requested items (which means often the most outdated ones, and certainly rarely the most interesting), only complicate this phenomenon till it's no surprise that many people hire experts to manipulate their listings (and make sure that their name pops up, glowingly, ahead of all the other David Wallaces in the world).
The thermal behaviour of such a system is highlighted.
The earliest and most influential figure was Chester Irving Barnard, who in the 1930s argued that an organization is a complex system of cooperation and highlighted the need to understand the behaviour of the individuals that compose it.
The system of indicators highlights in the work and comprehensively characterizes the territory of innovative development.
Finally, sustainability related challenges are presented and the value of a systems approach is highlighted.
The system consists of highlight monochromatic diodes as the excitation light source.
The convoluted route from slaughterhouse to plate has highlighted a weak system of accountability in a vast single market of almost 500 million people, where retailers use layers of meat traders to find the cheapest deals and no regular tests are conducted to authenticate meat products.
Merkel's celebration of reduced labour costs in crisis countries is not only cynical, but also highlights a dysfunctional system of competitiveness in modern-day Europe.
The equity of these trade-offs for indigenous communities that live with bears as part of a social ecological system is highlighted.
