The phrase "a uniform system for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a standardized method or approach for a particular purpose or function.
Example: "The organization implemented a uniform system for evaluating employee performance across all departments."
Alternatives: "a standardized approach for" or "a consistent method for".
A uniform system for registering and licensing firearms was introduced.
The latter seeks to create a uniform system for companies to alert customers about data breaches and block how much information educational technology companies can share with advertisers.
Instead, it concentrates on a "federalist" approach, premised on the belief that it is impossible to create a uniform system for the entire country.
Fromm, B. et al. A uniform system for the annotation of human microRNA genes and the evolution of the human microRNAome.
Despite the current inconsistencies, accountants say a uniform system for calculating options costs is possible, noting that earnings statements already contain many economic estimates, like the rate at which machines and buildings lose their value, known as depreciation.
The purpose of the study was to implement a uniform system for assigning tumor grade in serous ovarian cancer and evaluate its correlation with response to conventional chemotherapy.
This is because the federal government wants to have a uniform system of education for which millions was given to states for implementation.
L. 105 178, § 3026(a)(2), substituted "using uniform categories" for "by uniform categories," and "and using a uniform system of accounts" for "and a uniform system of accounts and records".
If Johnson's threat had been carried out, the current system would be in breach of the European ruling, and other reforms – to introduce a uniform system of appeal for people to argue to have their profiles removed from the database – would also have been lost.
Until 1956, when Congress established a uniform system of health care for service members and their dependents, medical care for those who retired from military service was fragmentary, the circuit court noted.
It called for more training at colleges and universities and for a uniform system of investigation.
