"system imbalance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the inequality or uneven distribution of resources in a particular system. For example, "The system imbalance between rich and poor communities is immense."
Plausible biological pathways involve autonomic nervous system imbalance, oxidative stress and systemic inflammation, and subsequent endothelial dysfunction (Brook et al. 2009; Mills et al. 2008).
Therefore, SO re-dispatches the system in real time to manage system imbalance.
Current hypotheses are focused on vasomotor changes, inflammation, immune changes, autonomic system imbalance and hypothalamic dysfunction [3].
In order to control the system equilibrium, we adapt risk constraint techniques to handle the system imbalance uncertainty and ensure a reliable operating level.
Market-based settlement relates the variable imbalance tariffs to the actual system imbalance and thus any factor that strongly impacts on the system state like unpredictability.
where F1 indicates minimization of system imbalance which is equivalent to maximizing the system utilization, and F2 indicates the maximization of throughput which is equivalent to maximizing the system efficiency.
Also critical is incorporating a range of viable options to handle potential short-term life system imbalances.
Different imbalance pricing mechanisms lead to comparable system imbalances, but single pricing results in the lowest imbalance costs for the BRPs and for the market as a whole.
This paper has evaluated the effects of a cogeneration plant on the system imbalances of a radial three-phase four-wire distribution feeder connected with it.
The fluctuating wind power production can result in system imbalances [4]: In Denmark, more than half of the system imbalances are caused by wind power fluctuation, which will be more frequent with the increasing penetration of wind power production in the future.
The paper concludes that the presence of baseline errors – present only in the industrial model – leads to a cascade of additional system imbalances and costs as compared to the social welfare model.
