"staff system" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a system used by a staff or team to keep organized, such as a teamwork software or a set of rules and regulations. Example: The new staff system implemented by the company has been a great success in helping us stay organized.
Current faculty and staff; system administrators in academic and administrative departments.
To familiarize Vann with the weaknesses of the ARVN staff system, Porter also put him to work in the corps G-3 (Operations) and G-2 (Intelligence) sections.
Gerhard Johann David von Scharnhorst, (born Nov. 12, 1755, Bordenau, Hanover died June 28 , 1813 Prague), Prussian general who developed the modern general staff system.
We were welcomed by Senior Cybersecurity Engineer and SDM alum Adrien Laws, Senior Staff System Engineer Karthikeyan Sengodan, and Product Marketing Manager and MIT alum Mabel Feng.
The office of chief of staff was created by Dwight Eisenhower, who redesigned the working structure of the White House along the hierarchal staff system he had learned as supreme commander of Allied forces in the Second World War.
The Chicago-based gang is reckoned to have had revenues of $100m a year.Among the evidence offered is a computer file allegedly seized by the government which describes the gang's staff system and the way it ran its territory.
It also has relationships with other cities and has studied staff systems in several districts, including Portland, Ore., Milwaukee and Chicago.
We were still operating under an antiquated line-staff system as obsolete as the centralized communist approach.
Drawing on the lessons learned from Prussia, he concentrated on the development of industries and railways, the creation of short-service conscription to increase the size of the armed forces, and the introduction and improvement of new weapons and the general-staff system.
The White House staffing system is successfully answering the question, How many scorpions can you fit in a bottle?
Two years ago, district administrators adopted an innovative staffing system intended to put the best principals in the most troubled schools — and give them the autonomy they need to succeed.
