"system approach" is a correct and usable term in written English.
For example, "The team decided to take a system approach in order to solve the problem."
It's a truism that public health needs a whole system approach.
To date, any analysis of care has tended to be piecemeal rather than a whole system approach.
Fahy himself talks of having an ability "to solve the problem without a criminal justice system approach".
Rather, Embrapa's was a "system approach", as its scientists call it: all the interventions worked together.
Another solution to avoiding long-distance admissions is to take a "whole system" approach involving a third, private and public-sector collaboration.
Yet "system" is a rationalist's word used by analysts and policymakers, and taking a "whole system approach" is something that planners do when they are aligning processes.
This shift of focus requires a whole-system approach.
Where is the understanding and realisation that penology requires a whole-system approach, not an issue-by-issue kneejerk response?
The behavioural psychologist Stephanie Davies advocates a simple reward-system approach for youngsters.
When you think about it, in fact, the logic of the two-system approach leads to a conclusion that some might find reassuring.
"We need take a whole-system approach to the things we do," says the council's head of corporate strategy, Graeme Gordon.
