'system of events' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a series of related happenings or incidents that occur in a certain order. For example, "The company has established a system of events that outline the steps of their decision-making process."
The current system of event registration in Ghana is managed under the auspices of Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development.
Engineering systems are represented as either complete or incomplete systems of events and as compounds of various subsystems of events.
An attempt is made to demonstrate the relevance of intuitive comprehension of redundancy and robustness of engineering systems of events.
The article relates reliability, uncertainty, redundancy and robustness of systems of events and their application is illustrated in numerical examples.
It is argued in the article how the compound engineering systems of events can be partitioned by inclusion-exclusion expansion into individual and common cause modes.
Whereas the semantic system stores facts and concepts acquired over several exposures, the episodic system consists of events formed after single exposure.
19 Conlon et al reported on work carried out adapting the principles of a high-reliability organisation and a PEERS (potential error and event reporting system) to lead an effort to rid their system of harmful events.
This is because proper neural development requires an orchestrated system of cellular events, such as migration and proliferation, to occur over particular windows of time [ 61].
The Brazilian reporting system of adverse events started in 1998 in a systematic form as specified in the " Manual de Vigilância Epidemiológica dos Eventos Adversos Pós-Vacinação".
