The phrase "a unit system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific set of units used for measurement in a particular context, such as science or engineering.
Example: "The metric system is a widely accepted unit system used around the world for scientific measurements."
Alternatives: "a measurement system" or "a system of units".
(Classes at the A.A. follow a unit system, in which a group of students spend the whole year together, under the same instructor).
This policy is completely executable in a unit system containing two parts, but may not be suitable for separate systems when percentage of improvement is low.
The Equation 1 can be made dimensionless and simplified by adopting a unit system where the units for length, time and energy are given by a0, 1/ω0, and ħω0, respectively, with ω0 = min{ω1, ω2, ω3}, a 0 = ℏ m ω 0. Here, we only consider the one-dimensional (1D) case.
System (1) can be made dimensionless and simplified by adopting a unit system, where the units for length, time and energy are given by a 0, 1 / ω 0, and ħ ω 0, respectively, with a 0 = ħ m 1 ω 0, ω 0 = min { ω j x, ω j y, ω j z } [12].
The power plant was laid out on a unit system.
In this method, we coupled pyruvate generating reaction and pyruvate assay in a unit system using an enzyme-linked method.
To apply a per unit system, a set of base magnitudes is studied and defined taking into account the special characteristics of a battery.
Yahmed et al. (2009) conducted an investigation of a pilot unit system consisting of three unit fixed bioreactors.
Metoprolol succinate extended release tablets comprise a multiple unit system containing metoprolol succinate in a multitude of controlled release pellets.
A polarized unit system is mounted onto the microscope which offers a clear view of the area under investigation, necessary for positioning the beam on individual pigment particles.
In constructing a coherent unit system, the starting point is the selection and definition of a minimum set of independent "base" units.
