The phrase "a computerised system that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a specific type of system that is automated or uses computer technology for its functions.
Example: "The company implemented a computerised system that streamlines inventory management and reduces human error."
Alternatives: "an automated system that" or "a digital system that".
The latest issue affects Toyota's luxury Lexus LS line, and involves a computerised system that oversees how the steering wheel controls the tyres.
To develop a computerised system that will assist the early diagnosis of fetal hypoxia and to investigate the relationship between the fetal heart rate variability and the fetal pulse oximetry recordings.
He is also working with the maintenance crew at Santa Anita to install a computerised system that calculates exactly how much water is being deposited on the track each day – data Peterson believes that can bring about uniformity in the way US racetracks are watered: Bingo – you've suddenly closed the loop.
The Australian medical journal editorial referred to above identified the need for a computerised system that could focus on detecting early signals of potential ADEs [ 2].
Convinced that consumer choice is the key to improving health care, in 2005 the government launched "Choose and Book", a computerised system that patients and family doctors could use together to select health-care providers.But take-up has been disappointing.
The Council proposal thus has the benefit of making information available more promptly, until, of course, the computerised system that the Commissioner mentioned can provide the information even more quickly, virtually on line.
Mr Carey takes this part of Australian history personally, and has previously spoken of Australia being, throughout its history, "a client state", first of Britain and then of America.One day Felix hears about the Angel Worm, a virus devised to disrupt the computerised systems that control the locks on prison doors.
A recent Australian medical journal editorial called for the development of computerised systems that can deal with the reality that only limited numbers of highly selected patients are studied before a drug is approved for marketing [ 2].
In Tesco's case, specially employed pickers trawl around the aisles with computerised systems that can deal with six shopping lists at once.
The proof-of-concept device shows the potential for computerised systems that can read signals from the brain, bypass damaged areas, and feed them back into the healthy nerves that control the muscles for walking.
First, they set up loyalty programs: computerised systems that tracked the monetary value of everyone who shopped in their stores or flew on their planes or ate at their restaurant.
