The phrase "a digital system that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a specific type of digital system and what it does or its features.
Example: "A digital system that processes data in real-time can significantly improve efficiency in various industries."
Alternatives: "a digital platform that" or "a digital solution that".
With IDG's permission, iUniverse is creating a digital system that enables pieces of every guidebook to be assembled on the fly.
This Design Note presents two methods of creating a split supply in a digital system that can provide good transient response while conserving supply current.
This paper reports on the design of a digital system that aims to support the practice of face-to-face collaboration on open-ended tasks.
His latest purchase is a stretched Cadillac Escalade with a flat-screen television and a digital system that allows him to browse his home film library in the car.
The wand, covered by his most recent patent, 6,488,638, is only one component of a digital system that would allow images of a patient to be sent over the Internet in real time -- enabling well-trained dentists in the United States, for example, to guide inexperienced counterparts in other lands.
Build a digital system that streamlines communication.
The XTRP is a fully digital system that is utilized in the track-based selection of high momentum lepton and heavy flavor signatures.
They engage interactively through dialog with a person or digital system that involves constructive activities, such as asking and answering questions with a peer and defending a position in an argument.
Recent rulings in other cases have gone the industry's way, and the music companies say they can create an equally convenient digital system that protects their property rights, though so far they have not.
It combines the Polaroid Corporation's chemical print process, using its Type 500 film, and a relatively new filmless, 2.1-megapixel digital system that stores its images on a SmartMedia card.
The firm is also improving its onboard telephone systems, moving to a worldwide access (for international flights) digital system that should provide better connections and even, ultimately, an onboard intranet for laptop-enabled travelers to log onto.
