The phrase "a system that carries" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a system that transports, conveys, or supports something, such as information, data, or physical objects.
Example: "The new software is a system that carries data seamlessly between different platforms."
Alternatives: "a system that transports" or "a system that conveys".
"What you're doing, you're looking at a system that carries 4.7 million riders a day and runs about 600 trains at any one time in rush hour.
The Illinois attorney general has argued in a court filing that such closings would threaten a system that carries $16 billion in goods through the state each year.
Although a few glitches remain in the system, a perfectly equitable formula is unlikely in a system that carries over regular-season points to a four-event playoff.
Simply put, New Jersey Transit is dealing with too many passengers and too few seats on a system that carries around 380,000 passengers each day -- 258,600 by bus, 110,500 by rail and 11,000 by light rail.
The glass can feel like a barrier to human interaction that may be needed in a system that carries close to 6 million people a day.
Mr. Kelly's plan to heighten security and monitor a subway system that carries nearly five million people a day along 656 miles of tracks reflects the city's continuing concerns about a possible attack.
By hiring Mr. Vergara, public transport experts say, New Jersey Transit has become the first agency in the country with an in-house chief designer, someone who will oversee every element of a $1 billion system that carries 224 million people a year.
The London Underground is a sprawling system that carries close to five million passengers a day, and, like New York, was built below ground over a century ago which is to say it lacks modern-day ventilation.
For instance, only Tokyo has a subway system that carries more people than its buses.
As well as being the world's largest producer of iron ore, with more than 18% of the global market, CVRD owns a railway system that carries almost two-thirds of Brazil's rail freight.
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