The phrase "abc system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific system or method identified by the acronym "abc," often in technical or organizational contexts.
Example: "The abc system has improved our workflow efficiency significantly over the past year."
Alternatives: "abc framework" or "abc model".
The 1971 Misuse of Drugs Act established the ABC system for classifying illegal drugs.
But legislators don't think he's driving a hard enough bargain".If you want more milk, you don't sell the cow," said [Democratic delegate Albert ] Pollard the great-grandson of the governor who created the ABC system, John Garland Pollard, who served from 1930-34.
The proteins found belong to 25 ABC system families based on their structural characteristics and functions.
This research examines physician response to implementation of an activity-based costing (ABC) system developed and designed with physician input.
This paper begins by presenting the principle of ABC using a transfer matrix method, the optimal control law of the ABC system being derived.
We contribute to research investigating the influence of user participation on accounting system success, ABC system success, and hospital accounting information systems.
Eight of these 25 ABC system families were deduced to be the core set of ABC systems conserved in all BALOs.
Methods: This study reports on our experience with 486 patients at two different centers over a 3-1/2-year interval utilizing the ABC system.
Its active body control (ABC) system can be engaged with a switch and will mechanically counter roll, dive and bounce, but it isn't really enough to completely alter the big-car feeling of the SL in the twistiest bends.
Adding an extra coin would produce a 8 units of data deficit, further increasing the amount of information carried by each symbol in the ABC system, and so on.
This paper shows how collective worker participation and leadership style influence the emergence of operational improvements during the design process of a time-driven activity-based costing (ABC) system in a case study setting.
