The phrase "a system that achieves" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a system that successfully reaches a specific goal or outcome.
Example: "We have developed a system that achieves optimal efficiency in resource management."
Alternatives: "a system that delivers" or "a system that accomplishes".
Our goal is to deliver a system that achieves significant performance and cost improvement compared to existing treatment systems, providing potable water to communities in need.
It is not possible to design a system that achieves emission reductions in a cost efficient manner and is compatible with international law.
In the case of TransMilenio, the construction costs and the management schemes are discussed, since this economic dimension has been crucial for promoting BRT as a system that achieves at lower expenses the same benefits of other traditional transport systems; a focus on the benefits and costs emerging from traditional forms of appraisal is provided as well.
We design an observer-based controller for a reduced system that achieves a compromise between concurring performance and robustness specifications.
By combining the microlens tipped fiber with a micro-capillary system an integrated system that achieves localized drug (gene) delivery during transfection is realized.
To optimize the application of these agents, it is clear that a delivery system that achieves higher specificity for target tissue than use of the agents alone is necessary.
The goal of our work is to develop a stereo vision system that achieves an acceptable level of performance using a modest amount of hardware.
Since the controller is dynamic, the closed loop is a third order system that achieves a third order sliding mode in the steady state.
A steam-Rankine cycle has been designed to drive mechanically a batch-RO system that achieves high recovery, without the high energy penalty typically incurred in a continuous-RO system.
We plan on tackling this question by implementing a prototype graphics system that achieves at least 64-way scalable performance at over 90% efficiency.
We present the design and validation of a desktop-scale extrusion AM system that achieves a much greater build rate than benchmarked commercial systems.
