The phrase "a system of pay" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the structure or method of compensation within an organization or for a specific job.
Example: "The company has implemented a new system of pay to ensure fair compensation for all employees based on their performance."
Alternatives: "a payment structure" or "a compensation system".
In response, Mr. Ford has said that he supports a system of pay in high finance that rewards profits and punishes poor returns.
We have created a system of pay and payoff that forces officeholders to sell their favor to moneyed elites, raising the taxes and diminishing the voice of most Americans.
A spokesman said: "We will therefore withdraw the challenge, and instead look at other ways of building a system of pay in global banking that encourages rather than undermines responsibility.
The far-reaching bills in the House and Senate would shake up a system of pay and tenure in Florida that has existed for decades and would position Florida as a leader among those states taking on teachers' unions.
The prime minister called for a new set of rules for financial institutions that would regulate hedge funds and ensure banks held sufficient capital, and a system of pay and bonuses "that rewards people for long-term value and not short-term risk taking".
Joseph Richiusa figured he would bring together the interests of both credit card companies and consumers with a system of paying rent with a credit card.
Depending on the scale used, it is quite possible to create a system of paying for health that is as progressive as general taxation.
I still would like to see a system of paying trainee nurses, to attract more into the profession; but there's no sign of that happening.
In a fee-for-service payment system — a system of paying doctors and hospitals by pill and procedure — we are actually penalized for making the effort to organize and deliver care with the best service, quality, and efficiency we can.
[C2.] A Dispute Brews Over Cable Pricing The Federal Communications Commission said that cable bills would increase under a system of paying for individual channels rather than the bundled packages currently offered by cable companies.
The commission has worked out a system of paying claims that takes into account currency devaluations in Europe after the war and some survivors say the offers have been far lower than they expected.
