The phrase "an orderly system" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a system that is organized, structured, and functioning in a systematic manner.
Example: "The research team implemented an orderly system for data collection to ensure accuracy and efficiency."
Alternatives: "a structured system" or "a systematic arrangement".
We need an orderly system to wind down systemically important financial institutions and bank holding companies as many assets, credit default swaps and bonds of banks are at the holding-company level, rather than at the bank level.
This has happened under an orderly system, overseen by the European Commission.
As scores of city and private ambulances arrived, an orderly system for treating patients never developed.
Mr. Pogue was one of the central figures in international civil aviation when it was developing into an orderly system.
South Africa hopes to avert a similar crisis by setting up an orderly system to give blacks a more substantial slice of the economic pie.
Smith demonstrated how the apparent chaos of competitive buying and selling is transmuted into an orderly system of economic cooperation that can meet individuals' needs and increase their wealth.
A MORE ORDERLY SYSTEM A second set of cost-sharing proposals focus on Medicare's crazy-quilt pattern of charging different premiums, deductibles and co-payments depending on where the care is delivered (hospital, clinic, doctor's office, at home or elsewhere) while putting no caps on what a patient might ultimately have to pay.
China has managed a more orderly system of urbanisation than many developing nations.
As a former health fraud investigator, I especially appreciate your recommendation for a more orderly system.
He constructed new state prisons, modernized the probation and parole systems, and established a more orderly system of selecting grand and petit juries.
This reform will be good for our economy - because employers will find needed workers in an honest and orderly system.
