The phrase "a system for extracting" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a method or process designed to obtain specific information or materials from a source.
Example: "The researchers developed a system for extracting data from large datasets efficiently."
Alternatives: "a method for obtaining" or "a process for retrieving".
The duo are now devoted to NextGen Jane full-time, and the company's core technology — a system for extracting blood from a tampon, detecting key biomarkers, and expressing the results in digital form — is making rapid progress.
Schoenberg had developed a system for extracting musical material from rows of twelve notes; the total serialists went further, ringing changes on the various other elements that characterize a note (duration, volume, and so on), so that music entered into a state of unending, frantic flux.
In what became a litany of serious flaws, the inquiry also heard how risers intended to channel water to the upper floors of the building where most people died, failed to work properly and that a system for extracting smoke from lobby areas on each floor did not work either and did not meet building regulations.
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ReVerb [12] is a system for extracting open (non-domain specific) common-sense relationships that uses a set of syntactic and lexical constraints.
Over this period, a system for extracting energy and nutrients from plants and animals was honed.
If a neighbor or colleague dropped a fork behind a stove, for example, he could devise a magnetic system for extracting it.
DeepDive is a trained system for extracting information from a variety of sources, including text.
DeepDive is a trained system for extracting information from a variety of sources, including text (Niu et al., 2012a, b).
However, a deficit in a system specialized for extracting abstract letter identities does not seem sufficient to explain our patients' deficits, which affected processing of digits as well as letters.
Our approach makes extensive use of an ontology of geographical concepts, and includes a system architecture for extracting geographic information from large collections of web documents.
