"struggling system" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that is having difficulty functioning or achieving its end goal. For example, "The struggling system was unable to keep up with the high demand for services."
Patsy Weighill, headteacher of Bilton school in Rugby, can see the impact of the struggling system on her pupils.
School closings take on an even greater significance this year, because they are designed to be the first step in the strategic plan of Mayor Rahm Emanuel and his handpicked school administration to overhaul the struggling system.
And while this won't be a full-blown mobile phone, it will surely give the struggling system a much-needed boost… if only in the UK.
$11.6 million dollars could have alleviated a struggling system, giving it some breathing room.
Despite my differences with Gingrich, I knew the importance of bringing attention to our failing schools and our struggling system was bigger than our own political leanings or what others thought of our decision to work together.
WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2008 received more negative reviews due to lack of an appealing season mode and little improvement of features, with the exceptions of the "Ultimate Control moves," "Struggle system," and the ECW Extreme Rules matches.
Are you struggling? "Every system has its trade offs.
And yet, this passion for our often struggling health system poses a conundrum that has long fascinated me.
Over the past two years, the US has spent more than $2bn; China has offered extended lines of credit; and last year Qatar offered $500m to help South Sudan's struggling banking system.
Like so many others faced with Uganda's struggling healthcare system, Robert ended up seeking alternatives and eventually ended up at Wasswa's busy but welcoming clinic.
A struggling school system, an ineffective tax assessment structure and a profoundly troubled police force are either undergoing an overhaul or facing one.
