The phrase "an informational system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a system designed to collect, process, and distribute information, often in a business or technological context.
Example: "The company implemented an informational system to streamline communication and improve data management."
Alternatives: "a data system" or "an information system."
That metadata, along with highlighted search terms that allow the viewer to go to the exact moment in the video when the term is mentioned, could become part of a new informational system in which links are passed, video is shared and Web stars can be born.
For an efficient management of the public services and their operations, regardless of their organizational form, must have a financial and accounting informational system designed and structured in such a way to meet the informational requirement of the management process.
To reduce hospital infections and the risk of error, we created an informational management system.
Using Grid informational system and resources management, they develop a transparent system where Terabytes of data are stored in a Beowulf cluster.
Understanding an information system as an ensemble of social, technical, and informational artifacts implies that its boundaries are neither obvious nor sharp.
SIOC chemical database (http://www.organchem.csdb.cn/), CAS developed by Shanghai Institute of Organic Chemistry (SIOC) is the general informational system for chemical and chemical engineering research and development.
"The informational system was predicated on everything that was happening in Cuba," Suarez said.
Additionally, the letter said that Kaiser had already started to make improvements to its mental health services, such as hiring more clinicians, working to improve wait times and revamping its informational system to more accurately measure the length of wait times.
The third major informational system that remained to be analyzed was the DNA replication machinery.
