The phrase "a system able to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the capabilities or functionalities of a system in various contexts, such as technology, engineering, or organizational processes.
Example: "We have developed a system able to process large amounts of data in real-time."
Alternatives: "a system capable of" or "a system designed to".
Ebola should make us think about how the west gives aid to Africa; aid has not been used to create a system able to cope with this challenge.
Since call-centre conversations tend to be about very specific subjects, this is a far less daunting task than creating a system able to hold arbitrary conversations.That said, there is more to handling call-centre queries than simply understanding language and looking things up in databases.
A system able to produce entangled two-electron states is proposed and studied by means of numerical simulations.
A system able to read all the cells of a single photon counting device at the same time would be optimal.
We are increasingly aware that there is a need to evolve towards a system able to deal with several thousands of compounds which may enter the environment.
Such approach aims to develop a system able to grow as more components and operations from other cognitive functions will be integrated, keeping its biological and computational feasibility.
This can be achieved by using a proton beam and a detection system able to reconstruct a tomography image of the patient.
A multiplexed system able to select a single transistor among others in a small array is used.
The fixation of functionalized CNTs with B and T cell peptide epitopes can generate a multivalent system able to induce a strong immune response, thereby becoming a good candidate for vaccine delivery [ 4, 27].
We also need a DataBase with an intelligent system able to send an alarm when it detects that it is happening something anomalous.
In this paper, a new approach is proposed to design a guidance system able to achieve 4D trajectory tracking.
