The phrase "a system geared to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a system that is designed or intended to achieve a specific purpose or function.
Example: "The new software is a system geared to enhance productivity and streamline workflow."
Alternatives: "a system designed to" or "a system aimed at".
The majority of our produce is purchased in huge quantities and plugged into a system geared to them.
But Mr. Neubeck says that the fascination of the files runs deeper: "This was a system geared to preserving everything, to keeping the status quo," he said.
Shakespeare is a middle-class nerd with a lot of talent trying to make his mark on a system geared to favour the titled and those with an Oxford education".
But while a similar project, funded by the government's Empty Homes Programme was introduced in Stoke-on-Trent, it is a mere drop in the ocean of what Paul Mason described as a "system geared to building high-rise apartments for the Russian mafia and rich footballers to speculate on".
Each firm is launching a system geared to help customers safeguard corporate computer networks.
By then carriers will have spent some $3 billion on a system geared to a tiny portion of all callers.
There is only one logical argument for grammars and that is a belief in an education system geared to a small elite at the expense of the rest.
The two together are creating a wireless system geared to revolutionize what a 1962 film called the loneliness of the long-distance runner.
Extending time horizons is central to a financial system geared to sustainability.
A similar system geared to address climate change is called "Cap & Share".
Racial disparities in income and employment widened dramatically, no longer requiring the complicity of some racist ogre but smoothly perpetuated through an economic system geared to produce inequality.
