The phrase "a system comprising" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a system that includes or consists of certain components or elements.
Example: "The research focused on a system comprising various renewable energy sources to optimize efficiency."
Alternatives: "a system consisting of" or "a system made up of".
His task was to enlarge and improve a system comprising Rutgers, the state university, and six colleges largely devoted to producing teachers.
In the process he formulated a view of creativity as a system comprising (1) the creative individual, (2) the domain (the class of knowledge or activity that makes up a culture or any area of specialization, such as figure skating, chess, or singing), and (3) the particular field of practice.
The report compiled by the then-senator Martin McAleese, husband of the former Irish president Mary McAleese, found the state had "significant" involvement with a system comprising ten private institutions run by four orders of Catholic nuns, in which women and young girls were forced to work long hours for no pay.
A system comprising two edge-coupled plates is considered.
While the SVD decomposes a system comprising a pair of sender/receiver into parallel independent sub-channels, the GSVD decomposes a system comprising one sender and two receivers.
Their positions/formation are sensed via a system comprising a camera and attached controller.
Simulation snapshot from a system comprising the TNB molecule [70] in 0.3 M Cs + aqueous solution.
A system comprising PV/battery/inverter emerged as the most economic system.
The ensemble average SEA of a system comprising two conservatively coupled subsystems is considered.
Finally, a system comprising three coupled plates is presented as a numerical example.
Then the case of a system comprising an arbitrary number of subsystems is considered.
