The phrase "a system that evaluates" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a mechanism or process that assesses or judges something, often in a technical or analytical context.
Example: "The software includes a system that evaluates user performance based on various metrics."
Alternatives: "a mechanism that assesses" or "a framework that analyzes".
StarMine uses a system that evaluates analysts on their history of earnings forecast accuracy.
Behavioral problems — like aggression and rule-breaking — were assessed by parents and teachers using the Child Behavior Checklist, a report used in both research and clinical settings, along with the Social Skills Rating Scale, a system that evaluates social skills, problem behaviors and academic competence.
This paper uses wavelets in the detection comparison of breast cancer among the three main races in Malaysia: Chinese, Malays, and Indians followed by a system that evaluates the radiologist's findings over a period of time to gauge the radiologist's skills in confirming breast cancer cases.
The problem is that Grit in itself isn't necessarily a good thing, especially within a system that evaluates learning outcomes with standardized assessments.
It won partly because it had approved comprehensive reforms, which jettisoned a system that evaluated tenured teachers only twice every 10 years.
Although compensation varies by project, the crowd is paid based on a point system that evaluates the frequency of participation, quality of ideas and influence on the outcome.
It also created an innovative system that evaluates teacher preparation programs based on how their graduates go on to improve students' work in important areas, including reading, math and science.
Alcohol is available at licensed hotel restaurants and bars, and foreigners living there can obtain alcohol on a complicated permit system that evaluates an applicant's employment, salary, marital status and religion.
We achieve this by computing the best alignment of DNA sequences that encode the target proteins, with respect to a powerful scoring system that evaluates point mutations in their context, based on codon substitution patterns.
This study examines the benefits and detriments of current GI designs (rain gardens, green roofs, porous pavements, and tree plantings) using emergy analysis, an environmental accounting system that evaluates the direct and indirect energy inputs used in the production of goods or services.
It posits that a cognitive appraisal system consisting of self-beliefs, knowledge and beliefs about the benefit and uncontrollability of worry, together with an autonomic appraisal system that evaluates the perceived level of threat associated with physical stimuli, are associated with FCR.
