The phrase "a system of individual" is not correct in written English.
It should be "a system of individuals" to refer to multiple people.
Example: "The organization implemented a system of individuals working collaboratively to achieve common goals."
Alternatives: "a network of individuals" or "a framework of individuals."
Later this year, a system of individual voter registration will replace the current system of household registration.
This summer, the government passed legislation, with all-party support to move to a system of individual registration.
Yet the bigger problem in switching to a system of individual choice is that the elderly are not always in the best position to shop around for benefits.
But the new boundaries are based on a constituency quota derived from a system of individual electoral registration that leaves 8 million potentially eligible voters off the register altogether.
On the morning after the 2004 election, Bush, reinvigorated and aiming for historical significance, indicated that he was going to turn Social Security into a system of individual retirement accounts, as Republicans had long dreamed of doing.
This movement is being led in the Florida Keys through a switch from a system of individual household septic systems, which leak sewage through the porous limestone bedrock into the ocean, to advanced waste water treatment systems.
As for the merit pay issue, it seems unlikely that the teachers' union will accept a system of rewarding individual teachers based on their students' performance.
As the International Foundation For Electoral Systems IFESS) explains, new members of parliament will be elected both through a system of selecting individual candidates and selecting candidates though a proportional list.
Of 24 factors, only one was cited as likely to be a major contributor to making American great in the next decade by more than two-thirds of those polled: "Living under a system of guaranteed individual freedom" (68percentt).
The project also provides implementation of a system of computerized individual training of health workers by means of ICATT software developed by the WHO European Bureau.
The principles of universal education described reflect the beliefs that each person deserves and needs a concerned, accepting educational community that values diversity and provides a comprehensive system of individual supports from birth to adulthood.
