The phrase "a system that arranges" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a mechanism or method that organizes or structures elements in a particular way.
Example: "The software is designed as a system that arranges data efficiently for better analysis."
Alternatives: "a framework that organizes" or "a method that structures".
Generally, each system consists of a scheme that arranges knowledge in terms of stated principles into classes, then divisions and subdivisions.
A system that can assist in arranging support, exercise analysis training, and manage knowledge on military geographical intelligence have always been ultimate goals for both military intelligence units and intelligence officers alike.
Mr Yanik and Dr Fan, by contrast, propose a system that uses pairs of tiny pillars arranged in a lattice.
The easiest way is probably to arrange them alphabetically by artist, but figure out a system that will work for you.
Our approach differs from Fleissner and colleagues who have not published any quantitative data that supports their assertion of a six-loci magnetic sense system that is arranged in bilateral clusters with "dendrites" orientated in three planes (X,Y,Z).
But London Oratory lost its bid to include a family's "Catholic service" – a points system that rewarded church flower arranging and choir membership – as a means of selecting pupils for the oversubscribed secondary school.
At the festival's trade fair, 100%, Mr Kelley launched BOB, a magnetic modular system that can be arranged to create wall dividers, benches, platforms or sculptures.
Mr. Yassky defended the city's efforts to provide taxi accessibility, noting the recent introduction of a dispatch system that allows wheelchair users to arrange a ride in one of the city's roughly 230 wheelchair-accessible yellow taxis.
Visitors to both houses described finding books on the stairs, in the refrigerator and even in the bathtub, lovingly arranged by topic and by room according to a quirky system that came to be dubbed the Durst Quintessimal System.
The solid diffusion coefficients obtained have been used to solve a heat transfer problem and discuss the feasibility of a fluidised bed system that makes use of narrow fluidised beds arranged to transfer heat from bed to bed through a separating wall between them.
