The phrase "myriad systems" is correct and usable in written English.
The word "myriad" essentially means a great many and is often used to describe a large number of systems, objects, ideas, or individuals. For example, "We must find a way to navigate through the myriad systems of the modern world."
The project director, Frank Walliser, and his colleagues also worked on harmonizing the car's myriad systems.
I look at losses due to system errors or human errors, which is quite a task given the myriad systems.
IT specialists talked about "patches", to integrate new products into these myriad systems, and about "workarounds", improvised solutions when an activity or product cannot be properly processed.
The joy of Football Manager 2014 comes in deciding precisely what aspects of management of which you want to take direct direct control, and in navigating its myriad systems to stamp your own philosophy on a club.
The complexity of the project, and the myriad systems underlying emergency calls, has created a perception, the mayor's office said, of wide-scale problems that are in fact discrete issues, mostly unrelated to the upgrades.
That pace is also abetted by the new "Inertial Platform", a trio of gyroscopes and accelerometers, hunkered at the car's centre of gravity, that analyse physical forces and instantly adjust the car's myriad systems for maximum control and performance.
AOSP gives you the basics, but it doesn't give you aka Google Play Services -- Google's own apps and myriad system services Google has built.
Instead, we found that one must first assemble and experimentally characterize interacting networks of myriad system components at small scale to create generalizable response surfaces such as those in Figures 1 and 3 with quantitative predictive capabilities for process scale-up.
Myriad applications, systems generate data of humongous volumes, variety and velocity which traditional computing systems and databases are unable to manage.
It should come as no surprise that myriad bodily systems can be harmed by chronically shortened nights.
Some spacecraft are assembled at successive work stations; others remain in a fixed position while teams of specialists successively install the myriad onboard systems.
