The phrase "armament system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to military technology, defense systems, or weaponry.
Example: "The new armament system developed by the defense contractor has significantly improved our military capabilities."
Alternatives: "weapon system" or "defense system".
The ship's armament system was completed by two 21 inches torpedo tubes submerged in her hull.
The vessels' armament system was rounded out by four 45 cm submerged torpedo tubes.
The S-2's built-in search light was to be slaved to the LLLTV, crew protection would be provided, and the armament system would be primarily 10 SUU-24/A munitions dispensers in a revised bomb bay.
Also included was an armament system that could carry BLU-3/B BLU-3/Bthe ADusing/B adapthe) or BLU-26/B (using the ADU-253/B adapter) borblets, or CBLU-26/B clusthe bombs.
EDO CORP., New York, a maker of military armament systems and components, said it had received a $17.4 million contract from the U.S. Air Force to continue making "smart" bomb racks for F-16 Falcon aircraft.
LeMay, in a remarkably bold reversal of tactics, ordered most of the defensive armament systems stripped out of the B-29s, and their high-explosive bomb loads replaced by M-69 jellied-gasoline incendiary bombs, up to six tons per plane.
The company has a sprawling set of activities, such as propulsion and armament systems for defense clients, pharmaceutical manufacture for biotech companies, and sealing systems for automakers.
"In that regard the combat drone will set us apart from other armament systems".
United Technologies, based in Hartford, is the world's largest maker of elevators and air-conditioners as well as a leading producer of armaments systems.
ATK has been in the consumer-ammunition market for only a few years, but the commercial-products group of its armament-systems division now manages a portfolio of about 20 consumer-ammunition brands.
She is contracted by a mysterious client to destroy Computerized Armament Management System (CAMS) robots that have gone berserk.
