"implement the system of" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the process of introducing a system or procedure. For example: "We need to implement the system of regular office check-ins to ensure everyone is completing their assigned tasks."
In the early aughts, the government implemented the system of chengguan enforcement throughout the country, with the aim of rooting out bureaucratic redundancies.
Cameron's letter says he "continues to support implementing the system of tough independent self regulation that Lord Justice Leveson recommended, which will protect a free press as well as provide appropriate redress for the public especially victims of press abuse".
Implementing the system of extra lists for all 32 'delayed' patients (Table 2) would have reduced the number of days to operation from 3.8 (3–7) to 1 day (0 2), saving 86 days of bed occupancy.
He and other Metrolink executives have vowed repeatedly to implement the system well ahead of the federal deadline.
As head of Caja Madrid, Blesa – who implemented the system – is accused of spending 436,000 euros between 2003 and 2010, including more than 100,000 euros in restaurant bills.
The programme will follow the day-to-day lives of the workers tasked with implementing the system and the stories of the people they deal with.
The use of conventional IC allows for a cost-effective way of implementing the system.
Then there's the Herculean effort of implementing the system through domestic legislation in each country.
"Average net benefit of implementing the system ranged from $224 per patient to $710 per patient".
Experts believe the cost of implementing the system in Wales could be over £2m, based on research done by the UK Organ Donation Task Force in 2008.
