The phrase "a system of pipelines" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing infrastructure, data transfer, or processes that involve multiple interconnected components.
Example: "The city is investing in a system of pipelines to improve its water distribution network."
Alternatives: "a network of pipelines" or "a framework of pipelines".
For five years, they say, there has been no water in the Beijuma river, which runs past the edge of the village, and the authorities do not provide adequate alternatives supplies through the local irrigation network.The government is planning to invest billions in a system of canals, pipelines and aqueducts to divert water from the soggy south to the parched north.
Traditional hydraulic brake systems require a complex system of pipelines between an aircraft engine driven pump (EDP) and brake actuators, which increases the weight of the aircraft and may even cause serious vibration and leakage problems.
But here's the thing: between the gas well and the power plant, natural gas travels through a complex system of pipelines, compressors, storage tanks and processing equipment.
The production costs of hydrogen from such centralised approaches could be competitive with that of petrol, but the snag is that an expensive system of pipelines or tankers would still be needed to get that hydrogen to consumers.Another approach is electrolysis, which zaps hydrogen free from water using electricity.
At issue in the dispute, which threatens to cause heating fuel shortages in Europe at the time it is most needed, is a system of gas trunk pipelines that is a legacy of the Soviet Union.
Some suggest Europe should create a kind of "energy Nato", under which the west would minimise purchases from Russia and create an expensive new system of pipelines within the EU so that any country cut off by Russia could receive emergency supplies from its neighbours.
"Starting a decade ago, we went with a system of regulations that allows the pipeline companies to decide how to best maintain their pipelines," Mr. Weimer said.
This system of pipelines made the advance of the army, which covered the distance between the Normandy beachhead and the Siegfried Line, faster than any army in history.
