The phrase "a user friendly system for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a system that is designed to be easy to use for its intended audience or users.
Example: "Our new software features a user friendly system for managing customer data efficiently."
Alternatives: "an easy-to-use system for" or "a system designed for user convenience".
Administering non-viral TAT-Cre recombinase to the culturing media places the technique at biosafety level 1: this is therefore a user-friendly system for functional human neuronal studies in vitro, from single-cell to network level, by high-throughput multi-electrode arrays (Supplementary Fig. 2k).
These results confirm that S. oneidensis is a user-friendly system for heterologous expression of metalloproteins, including hydrogenase.
This module is a user-friendly system that a user can generate PRISM data with ease.
The patient data applications assessed were not ideal but did enable us to identify several criteria for a user-friendly system.
Therefore, we investigated the application of two different signal referencing methods to overcome the limitations of intensity measurements to obtain a universal and user friendly system suitable for field measurements.
Further work, however, is needed to demonstrate outcomes benefit to patients and to make this a reliable and user-friendly system for clinicians.
A major issue in the application of computers to future catalytic research and development will be constructing user-friendly systems for computer-aided design of catalytic reactions and catalysts.
This paper expounds the development of a user-friendly expert system for the optimal stacking sequence design of composite laminates subjected to the various rule constraints.
Here we describe a user-friendly microarray system for genome-wide analysis of gene expression in Tetrahymena.
Summary: We present GOssTo, the Gene Ontology semantic similarity Tool, a user-friendly software system for calculating semantic similarities between gene products according to the Gene Ontology.
A Visual System Analyzer (hereinafter called "ViSA") has been developed to support code users in their input preparations, on-line transient controls, and calculation result interpretations by providing a user friendly simulation environment for the widely used system analysis codes, MARS, RELAP5 and RETRAN.
