The phrase "a system point of" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific perspective or aspect of a system, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "From a system point of view, we need to consider all variables involved in the process."
Alternatives: "a system perspective" or "a system viewpoint".
We investigate the evolution of battery pack capacity loss by analyzing cell aging mechanisms using the "Electric quantity – Capacity Scatter Diagram (ECSD)" from a system point of view.
From a system point of view, a service oriented architecture is proposed to integrate agent paradigm with a web-based planning system.
From a system point of view, we believe that best solutions should jointly exploit the Long Term Evolution (LTE) cellular access network and the Dedicated Short-Range Communication (DSRC) based Vehicular Ad Hoc Network (VANET).
From a system point of view, however, the system can be modelled as a two-input, two-output linear time-invariant system whose inputs are hydrogen and air flow rates, and whose outputs are cell voltage and current.
The IHA algorithm will be used here to determine which restrictions make sense from a system point of view.
From a system point of view, future digital design and manufacturing research consists of four major research perspectives related to the manufacturing process, devices, software and engineering.
However, it has not been considered favorably from a systems point of view since it breaks the Internet layering structure and is difficult to realize among ISPs with standard hardware routers.
The idea that we should look at clinical therapeutics from a systems point of view that is clearly a big area for future growth.
We had to give them a simple way to engage this consumer technology not just from a solutions point of view but also from a systems point of view.
Considering biology from a systems point of view also allows the use of methods designed for the engineering of artificial systems.
