The phrase "a system focused on" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a system that prioritizes or emphasizes a particular aspect or goal.
Example: "The new software is a system focused on improving user experience and efficiency."
Alternatives: "a system centered on" or "a system aimed at".
Paul O'Prey, vice-chancellor of the University of Roehampton, said that a system focused on graduate earnings could penalise some institutions.
Hence, a system focused on abundance (post-scarcity) is needed.
In this way, children and youth are at the center of a system focused on their needs and their well-being.
If our society would embrace a system focused on health advocacy and lifestyle medicine, it would reflect the same level dedication of those who train for the Ironman competition.
The Act did, in the eyes of some commentators, lead to a shift in judicial policy away from legal certainty and towards a system focused on speed and finality.
In the Belgian context, efforts to support patients with chronic diseases are mainly hospital-centered and most chronic disease patients in primary care are still seen in the context of a system focused on acute care [ 4, 5].
By routinely performing physical health monitoring, referrals, and/or treatment for patients with schizophrenia, the current system of fragmented mental and physical health services could be transformed into a system focusing on early interventions [ 27].
This study developed an adaptive web-based learning system focusing on students' cognitive styles.
100– 102 This is thought to arise from a multitude of factors including location of care, patient education, poor clinical trial participation, and a lack of a care system focused on the needs of this patient group.
In the recently published UK government's white paper, Equity and Excellence: Liberating the National Health Service (NHS), 2 a need for a healthcare system focused on personalised care reflecting individuals' health and care needs was outlined.
A funding system focused on "projects" misses out on all the stuff that doesn't fit that label.
