The phrase "a categorizing system that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a system designed to classify or organize items, concepts, or data in a specific way.
Example: "The library implemented a categorizing system that allows users to easily find books based on genre and author."
Alternatives: "a classification system that" or "an organizing framework that".
A categorizing system based on the interviews was established.
While categorizing systems, it could be seen that Level 1 (Decentralized Data) was not represented.
Gottman's technique was to pore over the resulting videotape, rating each spouse's "facial affect" from second to second according to a system that categorized a wide range of emotions -- from anger, defensiveness, contempt and belligerence to validation, humor, joy and surprise.
Using inventory data and input from natural resource professionals, we developed a classification system that categorizes conservation potential for montane natural springs.
A Classification of Residential Neighborhoods index is a postcode-based system that categorizes UK postcodes into 5 categories by using 125 demographic and 287 lifestyle variables (33).
CCS has a single-level system that categorizes diagnoses into mutually exclusive categories, and a multi-level hierarchical system that expands the single-level categories into broader categories that provide more detail about the grouping of diagnoses; we used the latter to define comorbidities.
"We are also working on a more complex system that categorizes them better, so that users will eventually be able to recommend, and even add their own sites," McCarthy notes.
This is a system that categorizes genes into groups of terms based on their predicted or experimentally derived Molecular Function, Biological Process, and Cellular Component.
He is remorsefully selective (only about 5,000 graves at the site are categorized as famous) and is considering adding a rating system that will allow site visitors to decide the matter.
Conceptual fluidity was operationalized by creating an iterative coding system that did not categorize individual items as 'good' or 'bad' since the research aim was to identify emerging qualitative trends across participants' responses by generating qualitatively meaningful themes (Bryman, 2012; Corbin & Strauss, 2008).
