The phrase "a system that curtails" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a system that limits, restricts, or reduces something, such as behavior, resources, or processes.
Example: "The new policy implements a system that curtails excessive spending within the organization."
Alternatives: "a system that limits" or "a system that restricts".
It has recently become evident that there are sophisticated and elegant systems that curtail antiviral effector mechanisms and thus limit inflammation and tissue damage.
Many Tajiks support a parliamentary system that would curtail the president's powers, and that of the Pashtuns as well.
In 2008, Olsen helped lobby Congress to approve a new system that would curtail the fiSA court's role and allow the N.S.A. to intercept enormous numbers of communications to and from the U.S. The FISA court had only to review and certify the over-all system that the N.S.A. would use; it no longer had to approve each target.
General managers and salary-cap specialists spent a day last week being briefed on new rules, including a $120 million salary maximum per team and a rookie wage system that will severely curtail the outsize contracts that had been given to top draft picks.
Since 1994, Rwanda has developed a political system that is formally democratic, yet which curtails true political competition in a variety of ways.
"There shouldn't be a cultural paralysis that curtails our activities," he said.
Tuesday night, the city council passed an ordinance that curtails smoking in apartments, reports KTLA.
But China's Communist Party has ordered a reform of China's academy membership system that may be aimed at curtailing privileges for academicians, or yuanshi.
Rural, resource-poor communities currently face a number of stressors that curtail livelihood options and reduce overall quality of life.
Currently, efforts range from reducing the energy a computer needs to strategies that curtail electronic waste.
