"system of life" is a correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is often used to refer to a life philosophy or approach to life. For example, "My system of life has always been to take things one day at a time."
"The system of life here is different," Mr. Gelich said.
Premier League starts were rare, his impact nullified by the jolt to the system of life in alien surroundings.
His venture capital firm, the OS Fund, backs entrepreneurs who are working towards "quantum-leap discoveries" that promise to rewrite "the operating system of life".
As the molecular shape determines the functions of a molecule, understanding molecular shapes is important for understanding the biological system of life and thus for designing drugs.
There is evidence that the global, Gaian system of life shows organism-like properties, such as regulation of atmospheric chemistry, global mean temperature, and oceanic salinity over multimillion-year time spans.
Though some saw a proof of the holiness of life in some ascetic practices, a fully developed ascetical system of life has remained foreign to Jewish thought, and ascetic trends could, therefore, appear only on the periphery of Judaism.
Essentially, the deal is that employment contracts must make redundancy less prohibitively expensive – but because there is more labour market risk, employers and governments create a system of life-long learning, lift unemployment benefit and offer to operate as an employer of last resort.
Whatever we decide to call it, to thrive in this fourth industrial revolution, where technology can assume many of our routine cognitive tasks, we need a robust system of life-long learning that begins with a reimagined high school to establish a strong foundation of learning agility and adaptability.
The Future of Ethics interprets the big questions of sustainability and social justice through the practical problems arising from humanity's increasing power over basic systems of life.
"William Blake and the Time of Ontogeny," in Systems of Life: Economics, Politics, and the Biological Sciences 1750-1850, ed Warren Montag and Richard Barney, (Fordham UP, 2018).
Teams go through cycles like all systems of life.
