The phrase "achieving a system of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of establishing or reaching a particular system or framework in various contexts, such as organizational, technological, or social systems.
Example: "The team is focused on achieving a system of efficient communication to enhance collaboration among departments."
Alternatives: "establishing a framework for" or "creating a structure for".
In this mode they found their greatest success attributed largely to their having achieved a system of intimate association between the artists and the glassmaker craftsmen.
When working in franchising with so many different people, you need to be flexible and communicate in many different ways to achieve a system of uniformity.
At the same time, the process of achieving consensus on these modifications helped to develop the partnerships in the 'pentagram" to a level that bodes well for future joint action to achieve a SYSTEM of accountable accreditation devoted to quality improvement.
Thus, the proposed scheme can achieve a system overload of 4 when the active users are relatively sparse with an activity ratio of 1%.
One primary goal of systems biology is to achieve a systems level of understanding of cellular genetics and physiology.
This simple in vitro system illustrates the concept that heterogeneous responses of individual cells within a population must be integrated to achieve a system-level understanding of radiation effects.
That is achieved through a system of interior and exterior air exchange, an airtight building envelope and energy-saving appliances, among other things.
During MLS Cup Fox's John Strong made special note of how good the pitch looked, despite the sub-zero temperatures, and described how this was achieved by a system of some 26 miles of pipework filled with warm alcohol.
While the briefs said diversity in higher education was important, they suggested only one specific "race-neutral" way to achieve it, a system of admitting a specific percentage of students from every high school in a state that would not be applicable to national institutions like the academies.
