The phrase "a system that caters" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a system designed to meet specific needs or preferences of users or clients.
Example: "The new software is a system that caters to the unique requirements of small businesses, providing tailored solutions for their operations."
Alternatives: "a system that accommodates" or "a system that serves".
Not even a system that caters to impressionable teenagers who happen to play basketball well.
But though this sort of behavior is outrageous, it's been enabled at every turn by a system that caters to the wealthy.
Blockbuster movies, as I am sure you are aware, are funded and produced by a system that caters to what the majority population -- i.e. whites -- will pay to see.
(The Times reports that in 1990, Trump also tried to get his 85-year-old father to sign over more control of that empire to him). But though this sort of behavior is outrageous, it's been enabled at every turn by a system that caters to the wealthy.
Devising a phone system that caters to the countless issues that could arise from any of these products — this is a job the Haggler does not want.
That money goes to e-commerce entrepreneurs who are largely shut out of a banking system that caters to state-owned enterprises.
The second thing that could not be clearer is that in an era with an economy still tough for most people, and voters increasingly grumpy about a political system that caters mostly to the rich and powerful, Democrats are not going to win the national message narrative with careful, cautious centrist messages written by the DC establishment.
They have convinced millions of Americans that we are being bankrupted by a health care system that caters to dark-skinned people who pay nothing and get everything for free -- Mexican immigrants and black welfare freeloaders -- at the expense of the rest of us.
Emmanuel: Simply put, I wish to see a comprehensive and accessible health system that caters to the needs of the poor.
There is a rapid expansion of coastal infrastructure in the recent times, and therefore it is very essential to have reliable water level prediction system that caters the need for coastal engineers, port and harbour activities etc.
But as Ford explains, it's not simple to transform a system that has historically catered to the commodity meat market.
