"put in the system" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use the phrase when you're referring to a process of inputting data or information into a system, like a computer or software. For example, "I put the new customer's information in the system so I could generate an invoice for them."
"The more gas you put in the system, the better for everyone".
The money they put in the system just wasn't there for them".
We're going to find other properties that do care about the history of the system, like work, that you put in the system, or heat that you put in the system, or some other variables.
More incentives should be put in the system to encourage other councils to invest in infrastructure, says Sir Howard Bernstein, the chief executive of Manchester City Council.
"They tried to hang it on me," Ms. Cooper said, "but I said, 'No, I put in the system that I am not approving this loan.' " Brokers often tried to bribe Ms. Cooper to approve loans, she says.
Depending on the place that the observer is put in the system, the network control systems with packet dropping are modeled as stochastic systems with the random variables satisfying the Bernoulli random binary distribution.
A new airport manager, Jim Brundige, has turned the noise issue around, convincing the Town Board that putting in the system would probably reduce the number of aircraft flying low near the airport, at least in bad weather.
"We're committed to putting in the human system as well," she said.
By putting in the scoring system and this format, I want to make it so that anyone can watch it, enjoy it, and feel the rush of it.
We have to ask ourselves how much trust we can put in the systems that we're creating and how much power we can give them.
We have to put in place systems for allocating the oil revenues".
