The phrase "buyback system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a mechanism or program that allows for the repurchase of goods, shares, or assets.
Example: "The company implemented a buyback system to increase shareholder value by repurchasing its own stock."
Alternatives: "repurchase program" or "stock buyback plan."
The water-buyback scheme, as it is known, is a last-ditch bid to save Australia 's biggest river system, the Murray River and its main tributary, the Darling (see map).
The stock market rose last week, bolstered by better-than-expected earnings from Wal-Mart Stores, a big stock buyback by Cisco Systems and analyst upgrades of some technology and energy stocks.
The Iranian government is trying, according to Hosseini, to also change the current system of buyback contracts, which currently do not permit foreign companies to book reserves or take equity stakes in Iranian oil, gas, or other projects.
The buyback plan comes as Comcast has upgraded cable systems to offer more services and has reversed customer losses at the former AT&T unit.
"Loan buybacks have the potential to cause the banking system to become undercapitalized once again or to cause individual large banks to fail," the report says, "even if that outcome is unlikely".
In fact, the system of runaway inequality is built upon those buybacks.
The buybacks are both an expression of confidence in the U.S. financial system and an attempt by individual companies to stabilize their share prices.
Due to high cost, solar Photovoltaic (PV) systems are not an attractive option for places where energy buyback programs are not available.
You stop stock buybacks, which banks should never do under any condition, and you slow down the growth in the system.
In a manufacturer retailer system with private retail cost information, we find that a set of incentive-compatible contracts consisting of wholesale and buyback prices can coordinate the channel for any retail cost.
