"backbone system" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a central or foundational system that supports or connects other systems or components. It can be used when talking about a technical system, such as in networking or infrastructure, or metaphorically to describe a critical aspect or structure within a larger concept or organization. Example: "The backbone system of our company's digital infrastructure is the highly secure and reliable server network."
In WMPA, iterated combinations between different metabolic components help to extract functional information on their generator backbone system.
Preliminary design of a strong backbone system for McClellanville, South Carolina, power supply scenario is presented as a case study and is shown to be economically viable.
GIS based approaches are used to simulate both nodal and link failure in the US commercial backbone system in order to assess potential impacts.
The chemical structure of poly[2-ethynyl-N- p-methoxyphenylazophenyl)oxynonylpoly[2-ethynyl-N- p-methoxyphenylazophenylzed by instrumental methods such as NMR (1H and 13C), IR, UV–vis spoly[2-ethynyl-N- p-methoxyphenylazophenyl backbone system with the designed azobenzene moieties as substituents.
Through Light-S, the Backbone system provides an advanced network, connecting new projects and applications through a system consisting of glass fiber for higher bandwidth data communication, a range of sensors to moniter environmental fluctuations, and an internet connection to enable highly sophisticated information to penetrate the system.
Electronic medical records (EMRs) and physician order entries are the central components of the backbone system.
The chemical structures of the resulting poly(1,6-heptadiyne)s were characterized by various instrumental methods such as NMR, IR, UV-visible spectroscopies and elemental analysis to have the conjugated polymer backbone systems with functional substituents.
PathwayVoyager operates as a stand alone software solution without the need of additional database backbone systems.
The HIS is an integrated information system that is composed of backbone systems and many peripheral systems.
A design framework using a holistic approach that includes a strong backbone line system is suggested.
Without fundamental information on cold-formed steel moment-rotation/curvature response, i.e. the backbone curve, system modeling for cold-formed steel structures to collapse remains severely hampered.
