The phrase "a system would save" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential benefits or efficiencies that a system could provide in a specific context.
Example: "Implementing a new software solution means that a system would save time and reduce errors in our workflow."
Alternatives: "a system could conserve" or "a system might reduce".
Despite the expense, he says that such a system would save billions by preventing storm damage.
In theory, such a system would save on heating and cooling bills by exposing computers to low-temperature offices while exposing office workers to the warmth of the computers.To try the idea out, the team secured an office and plonked some servers in it, linked to the Notre Dame campus computer pool used for big calculations.
When proponents of Medicare-for-all are asked how they plan to pay for their vastly expanded entitlement program, they typically stress that such a system would save hundreds of billions of dollars because it cuts out the administrative services and profits in the private health-care industry.
The Honeywell bid, which also includes a new energy-efficient lighting system and an updated telephone system, would save the county a projected $3.2 million over 15 years.
Separately, to justify Sanders's estimate that a single-payer system would save $500 billion in annual administrative costs, his staff cited a 2017 article in the Annals of Internal Medicine that calculated $504 billion in savings from converting to a single-payer system.
The output data from this simulation was used to evaluate the LCPV system from an economic and environmental perspective, showing that over one year a 6.2 kWp LCPV system would save a residential user $1623 in electricity and water heating, as well as displace 10.35 tons of CO2.
A study he published in 2013 of a single-payer plan that was introduced in the House by Representative John Conyers, of Michigan, suggests that Friedman is assuming a single-payer system would save almost five hundred billion dollars in administrative costs, by eliminating the huge bureaucracy now devoted to billing- and insurance-related issues.
A Medicare-for-All system would save $350 billion - $400 billion a year in costs (up to $4 trillion over the 10-year period routinely analyzed by the Congressional Budget Office) -- enough to cover all of the uninsured.
A proof-of-payment system would save much of that.Since that study, MTA has moved to proof-of-payment systems on several lines, including the Bx12 Limited.
Thus, our proposed TCDC system would save a significant amount of energy and network bandwidth wastage through lightweight improvements.
In a letter denying Entergy's application for a new water permit, the state said the tower system would save more than 90 percent of the organisms that are now killed.
