"system of measures" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a general term to describe a set of methods and strategies used to achieve a goal or solve a problem. For example, "The company implemented a new system of measures to ensure cost efficiency."
Given the central role of sustainability in Domtar's viability, the company implemented an extensive and intricate system of measures to track sustainability performance.
A tentative dialectical system of measures that could help its promoters attain more use of it is suggested.
Had a broader system of measures and rewards been in place, one that provided incentives to balance corporate and local interests, Shell would have been better protected against internal in-fighting and miscommunication.
While they're at it, they also argue that the original Macintosh OS was no better than DOS, that FORTRAN persists because it is economical and that the metric system offers no worthwhile advantages over the English system of measures.
In September she said that the bank had developed a system of measures with every major bank in the event Washington imposes sanctions on Russia.
Those models are of the form $L[E]$, where $E$ is a sequence of extenders, each extender being a system of measures, that encode the relevant elementary embeddings.
The SI system of measure is the official system of measurement and defines two units to count radiation: gray (Gy) and sievert (Sv).
"This is one piece of a whole system of measuring".
*The U.S. uses avoirdupois units as the common system of measuring weight.
Dr. Morris said that the present system of measuring air-borne dirt doesn't give the whole story.
Brazil's dismal initial PISA results helped Cardoso implement a comprehensive system of measuring education results and school quality.
