The phrase "as a basic system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that serves as a fundamental or foundational system in a particular context.
Example: "The software is designed to function as a basic system for managing user data before more advanced features are added."
Alternatives: "as a fundamental system" or "as a foundational system."
However, since spectrum reuse comes at the expense of increased intercell interference, these standards explicitly require interference management as a basic system functionality [1 3].
In addition to reporting adoption of various EMR functionalities, we used logistic regression to ascertain patient and hospital characteristics predicting "meaningful use," defined as a "basic" system (managing demographic information, computerized provider order entry, and lab and imaging results).
Touch ID, Apple's fingerprint-reading access feature, is expected to be added only to the iPad 5. Apple is also due to announce release dates for OS X Mavericks, its new software for its desktop computers and laptops, and the Mac Pro, its remodelled, high-end computer which will sell as part of a basic system for around £2,000.
With even a basic system, as the collection changes, so do the term statistics, and therefore the rankings: adding even a small number of new documents to a collection could potentially impact the ranking scores of individual documents.
Tipjoy offers as a basic micropayment system that allows bloggers to leave virtual tipjars on their sites, asking for donations from users who appreciate their material.
The framework comprises the characterization of a basic element of information and the definition of an IF cell as a basic IF system unit to achieve fusion of information.
A tablet prepared by compressing the mixture of hydroxypropylcellulose-H (HPC-H), citric acid (17.2 mg), sodium hydrogen carbonate (22.8 mg) and AMX was employed as the basic system for preparing IGB-T.
Here we view modules as basic system components (i.e., nodes of a network) and describe their relationships using network language.
Finally, we outline our findings as regards the basic system concerning the applicability of (norms originating in) public law to actors with a private legal form.
