The phrase "a unified system for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a cohesive or integrated approach to a particular purpose or function.
Example: "The organization implemented a unified system for managing all its resources efficiently."
Alternatives: "an integrated system for" or "a consolidated system for".
Mr. Kushner said the immigration and aviation mailings were an understandable oversight but evidence of the lack of a unified system for governmental agencies to communicate about terrorists.
A number of people at the conference said the federal government should oversee a unified system for living donor exchanges in the way that it currently manages the deceased donor waiting list.
They want an agreement at Paris to be legally binding; to set a clear long-term goal on global warming that is in line with scientific advice; to introduce a mechanism for reviewing countries' emissions commitments every five years; and create a unified system for tracking countries' progress on meeting their carbon goals.
That vow, which cooled the crisis fever of late summer, bought time for elected officials to begin creating the superstructure needed to make the euro more credible, including a permanent fund for rescuing stricken member countries and a unified system for overseeing banks.
In Mr. Schäuble's view, a banking union — originally a three-step plan to create a single euro zone banking supervisor, a unified system for resolving problem banks and a single deposit-guarantee program — makes sense only if there are strict rules for restructuring and winding up failing banks.
Designed for conference rooms, the Hub is a unified system for video calls, note taking, collaboration and, of course, apps.
By formally naming these clades, we hope to assist in providing a unified system of nomenclature for Artiodactyla, consistent with those applied to other mammalian orders.
This has resulted in a unified system of data collection for research and quality control.
BRUSSELS — It has been more than two years since the ash plume from an Icelandic volcano paralyzed European skies and galvanized support for a unified system of air traffic management.
When he published The Fine Arts Reduced to a Single Principle in 1746, he took up a challenge: to establish Aristotelian ideas firmly as the general basis for a unified system of the arts.
Foodspotting has experimented with the idea of user contests in the past, but Andrzejewski said the new initiative provides "a unified system and a currency for rewarding Foodspotting users".
