The phrase "an ideal system of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a theoretical or optimal framework for a particular purpose or function.
Example: "In an ideal system of education, every student would receive personalized attention and resources tailored to their needs."
Alternatives: "a perfect framework for" or "an optimal model of".
In practice, however, pluralism is often less than an ideal system of representation for achieving policy changes.
The concept allowed him to make a distinction between an ideal system of democracy and institutional arrangements that approximate this ideal.
The Carpenter Center was designed by master architect Le Corbusier, who developed the concept of "Modulor," an ideal system of proportions relating the human body to the architectural environment.
We also analyzed the theoretic impact of an ideal system of maternal triage and transport on maternal deaths and the relative performance of cause of death determination from chart review compared with a review of discharge coding data.
In confronting the possibility of the Islamic bomb, we — Muslims and non-Muslims alike — need to remember that Islam exists both as an ideal system of morals and values and as a force that motivates actual people living today, with all the frailties and imperfections that make us human.
What would an ideal system of campaign finance regulation look like?
Bacterial chemotaxis receptors make up an ideal system for investigations of the mechanistic details of transmembrane signaling.
The participants concluded that an ideal system for measurement of the incidence does not yet exist.
Helianthus annuus (sunflower) is an ideal system for studies of these topics.
In this point of view, ZnCoO nanowire is an ideal system for the study of the magnetic anisotropy.
First, the rapid development of the zebrafish digestive tract makes it an ideal system for the study of CagA-associated gastrointestinal disease.
