'system offset' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the difference between two related systems, such as a gap between desired results and actual outcomes. For example, "The system offset between our predicted costs and the actual costs we incurred was larger than expected."
So far it has only prevented some banks from withdrawing more credit from the system, offsetting banks that have expanded their loan books.
The institute's members see the group as a means of identifying potential problems that are emerging in the financial system, offsetting those dangers and communicating them among themselves and to policy makers.
They have found a way of reducing corporate tax rates that improves economic efficiency, lowers the cost of capital for their companies and may even increase the progressivity of their tax system: offsetting those lower corporate rates with higher tax rates on the income that companies provide to their shareholders.
In Case 3, less heat is supplied than in Case 1 because the heat stored in different mediums is released to the system, offsetting part of the heat demand.
In designing a WHRS, an engineer must consider the overall efficiency of the system, offsetting energy savings due to heat recovery against energy used by fans and other components [1].
As corn yields increase over time, greater quantities of co-products for livestock feeding are produced in the US corn ethanol system, offsetting more land area attributed to ethanol production.
But business owners like Pervaiz Ahmed, who owns the Tiger Mart, say good lighting, cameras and alarm systems offset dangers.
As one of multicarrier systems, offset quadrature amplitude modulation-based filter bank multicarrier (OQAM/FBMC) also suffers synchronization offset problem.
Moreover, Nyberg and Ployhart (2013) recently emphasized that the strategic risk at issue is the erosion of the valuable HR stock, and whether the HR system offsets the effects due to HR depletion that possibly weakens capability performance.
These differences are most likely due to residual system alignment offsets that exist between the light delivery and collection arms of the AOSLO; such system offsets are technically difficult to eliminate.
