The phrase "rental system" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a method or set of procedures for renting or leasing something, such as a car, apartment, or equipment. Example: "The company's new online rental system has made it easier for customers to book and pay for vacation rentals."
I'm not part of the rental system at the moment.
To date, one of its most important projects has been a short-term bicycle rental system.
The short-term bike rental system, after enjoying a huge success, is being expanded.
It worked using standard bikes, locks, bike racks and a neat text message based rental system.
The capital's new self-service bicycle rental system was sold out in most locations.
Your hint: Biking is a good way to get around this flat, traffic-snarled city, where a new self-service bike rental system was recently inaugurated.
Examples of such applications are car rental, library, and video rental systems.
Hollywood has skated along for years selling these crap movies, but with the rise of mail, kiosk, and online rental systems, the truth has been revealed: No one wants to own these movies.
Most vacation rental systems price a listing by inching it a tiny bit lower than whatever else is available, which means that per-night prices are primarily decided in relation to one another rather than in relation to external factors.
Several capitals, such as Copenhagen, Denmark (in 1995), Helsinki, Finland (2000), Oslo, Norway (2002), Stockholm, Sweden (2006), Barcelona, Spain (2007), Paris, France (2007), and Brussels, Belgium (2009), have implemented low-cost rental systems aimed at stimulating commuters to use bicycles for the typically short urban trips.
HOW TO GET AROUND The Vélib' bicycle-rental system has become exceedingly popular.
