The phrase "a searchable system" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a system that allows users to search for information easily and efficiently.
Example: "The new database is a searchable system that enables users to find relevant documents quickly."
Alternatives: "an indexed system" or "a queryable system".
Be sure not to assume that a searchable system will provide preservation.
If it wasn't for the ban on consolidating data into a searchable system, the ATF could create a database that allowed investigators to immediately check the sales history of any gun used in a crime.
We intend to develop a searchable system for recording such information as is disclosed, but the student's right to confidential discussion must remain.
Currently, users can download the ID history tables to track entry changes, such as status, and entry additions, deletions, merging and unmerging; in the future, an online searchable system will be implemented.
This provides researchers with a rich, searchable systems analysis resource.
The aim of this study was to extend our previous report on network analysis relating to food alerts [2] and develop a user-friendly analytical tool for ready access to food alert patterns that may in the future also be used as a searchable detection system for persistent producers of unsuitable foodstuffs.
Recent studies mainly focus on the diversity of functionalities for secure searchable systems, such as multidimensional range search [5], multi-keyword ranked search [6], privacy-assured similarity search [7], and so on [8, 9].
Figure 1 Architecture of a searchable encryption scheme.
In general, the following requirements should be satisfied when constructing a searchable encryption scheme.
The figure shows the general architecture and components of a searchable encryption scheme.
To facilitate data sharing and community access, all of the data from this study have been collated in the Encyclopedia of Proteome Dynamics (http://www.peptracker.com/epd), a searchable online database describing system-wide measurements of protein properties (Larance et al., 2013).
