The phrase "a veritable system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the authenticity or reality of a system being described, often in a context where the system is being compared to something that may not be genuine.
Example: "The new software has become a veritable system for managing our resources efficiently, surpassing all previous methods."
Alternatives: "a genuine system" or "an authentic system".
These constitute a veritable system, in which every major god or hero possesses a variety of epithets from which the choice is made solely according to how much of the verse, and which part of it, the singer desires to use up.
While at the beginning, early digital diplomacy practitioners might have been inclined "all too willing to sweep the dangers of Twitter diplomacy under the rug," as The New York Times reported back in 2010, today the need to put in place a veritable system of checks and balances is clear in order to minimize risks and avoid incidents, ambiguities, and misinterpretations.
MOSTLY MOZART FESTIVAL Following the pattern of recent years, Mozart will be the star around which a veritable solar system of other composers will orbit.
But Bush has taken this hallmark tendency in a capitalist society a step further by creating a veritable patronage system that requires sustaining these wars and occupations indefinitely.
So with the race still very much on, a veritable star-system of investors have lined up behind the a entrant into the space, in the shape of Tide.
Gershon, on one leg, is a veritable human GPS system, making a sharp left at this tree, a right at this orchid, a U-turn at that shrub.
Pocket size ends up being a minor concern when you take into account using the 6 Plus in the car, as a veritable in-car entertainment system replacement.
"What occurred here was not a predictable consequence of the Alabama system but a veritable perfect storm of misfortune," Justice Alito wrote.
Pupils told him, he reports, that in school they veered "between boredom and dread".In another book, Peter Gumbel, a British journalist-turned-academic, argues that France's harsh grading system is "a veritable wound that has damaging results on morale, self-confidence and student performance".
Suburban and white, this collection of affluent commuter towns 45 minutes north of Atlanta is a maze of spiraling subdivisions, upscale retail stores and well-funded schools ― a veritable paradise of automatic sprinkler systems, Mercedes-Benz GLS-classes and C-suite types with names like Chet, Bobby and Judd….
It was a colonic irrigation system peddled as a veritable cure-all and was, as Roach delightedly reveals in one of her numerous waggish footnotes, favoured by the priests, nuns and a few wild cards: "Balancing out testimonials from the gentle and the frocked was one by Leonard Knowles, the trainer of the New York Giants American football team from 1930 to 1932".
