The phrase "employ systems" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to using a system of rules, processes, or procedures to accomplish something, or to put someone to work to operate a system. For example, "The company is looking to employ systems that are more efficient and cost effective."
A number of fledgling companies like ZoomSafer, Aegis Mobility and obdEdge employ systems that place restrictions on phones based on the phone's GPS signal, data from the car itself or from nearby cellphone towers.
Michael Feinstein, the Green mayor of Santa Monica, notes that many local elections employ systems such as instant runoff voting, approved this year by San Francisco, that give minor parties a greater say.
and (2) Is it useful to employ Systems 1 and 2 in modeling depletion?
Leveraging the equine genome sequence, we employ systems biology including proteomics and RNA sequencing to model the complex biology of BHR in the lungs of horses with pasture asthma.
These systems may be semi- or fully automated and employ systems based on the risk area and degree of human presence, as suggested by GIS data analyses.
Upon being elevated to the NHL, he had decided not to employ systems like he did in the minors, stating that he had too much respect for NHL players.
Many SOC design teams employ system design strategies rooted in the past century.
Other approaches employing systems analysis flourished briefly in the late 20th century.
DRC, Kenya, Pakistan and Bangladesh employed systems that provided immediate reporting of test results to the providers and referral systems over a GSM network.
In this paper, we aim to predict the biological function of pLG72 by employing systems biology approaches and to demonstrate our hypothesis using cell biology methods.
In our initial simulation efforts, we employed systems biology models with different level of complexity to describe metabolic and physiological processes.
