The phrase "a system that communicates" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a system that has the capability to convey information or interact with users or other systems.
Example: "The new software is designed to be a system that communicates effectively with all connected devices, ensuring seamless integration."
Alternatives: "a system that conveys information" or "a system that interacts."
A collaboration with the telecoms company Airtel has led to the creation of an mobile text message system that communicates messages about Ebola prevention and response.
On the left, you have Orwell itself, a kind of data management system that communicates to your handler.
This is where the episode gets exciting and gives us a big "Aha!": we learn about interoception, the system that communicates to the brain what's going on with the body.
Groups can be created within an ethernet system that communicate with each other but are isolated from other groups.
After spending more than $5 billion on a system that promised to communicate "with anyone, anytime, virtually anywhere in the world," Iridium could muster only about 55,000 subscribers, not enough even to pay interest on its start-up costs.
FrontlineSMS, a system that allows groups to communicate via text messages, is being used to report human-rights violations and co-ordinate aid and conservation projects, among many other things.
And if it seems counterintuitive to create a system that requires power to communicate about power failures, John F. Miksad, Con Ed's senior vice president of electric operations, said customers who did not have power at home checked the site while at work or used battery-powered devices equipped with wireless cards.
Interestingly, tanycytes, the glia that cover the ventricular walls of the hypothalamus, are in contact with CSF (cerebrospinal fluid), the capillaries of the arcuate nucleus and adjacent neurons; this would be expected for a system that can detect and communicate changes in glucose concentration.
Audi is working on a system that uses Wi-Fi to communicate with traffic signals to ensure that you always hit green while going down a straightaway.
