The phrase "adjunct system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to education, linguistics, or any system that serves as a supplementary or additional component to a primary system.
Example: "The adjunct system in our university allows part-time instructors to contribute to the curriculum alongside full-time faculty."
Alternatives: "supplementary system" or "auxiliary system".
The Research Laboratory of Electronics (RLE) at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology MITT) announces that Dr. Herwig Kogelnik, Adjunct Photonic Systems Vice President, Lucent Technologies Bell Labsbs, will deliver the first Hermann Anton Haus Lecture.
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Mark A. Bedau is Professor of Philosophy and Humanities at Reed College, Adjunct Professor of Systems Science at Portland State University, and Editor-in-Chief of the MIT Press journal Artificial Life.
For advanced military aircraft, avionics represents as much as 35 percent of the total cost; when radar and other electronic and electro-optic system adjuncts are included, the value can exceed 50 percent.
Arable farming has largely been an adjunct of the pastoral system, with shifting dry-land cultivation rarely entailing sedentary farming.
Oakes is an adjunct professor in Earth System Science and a conservation scientist with the Wildlife Conservation Society.
Staff members from the health system are adjunct professors at Hofstra, and 20 employees of the health system now take courses in these programs.
"There is a concern that the V.A. not simply be turned into an adjunct of the Medicare system," said Dennis Cullinan, legislative director of the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
She is an Adjunct Professor in Earth System Science at Stanford University and a Conservation Scientist with the Wildlife Conservation Society's Climate Adaptation Program.
