The phrase "a system that explains" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a framework or model that provides clarity or understanding about a particular subject or phenomenon.
Example: "The theory of evolution is a system that explains the diversity of life on Earth."
Alternatives: "a framework that clarifies" or "a model that elucidates".
Schools had been left unreformed in Britain for generations, and generations of young people had had their lives ruined by a system that explained away the numbers who left without being able to read.
But in February, the OPERA team also discovered that a loose fiber optic cable had introduced a delay in their timing system that explained the effect.
It is this reason, rather than any racial bias in the criminal-justice system, that explains why they are over-represented in prison compared with whites.But whites actually commit more crime.
It was not racism but the legacy of apartheid and the relative privilege of mixed-race people under that system that explained the difference, he said.
His artwork has been exhibited at MoMA and the Pompidou Centre, and he describes his work as designing systems that explain the human world through computer science, visual art, and anthropology.
Cognitive psychology tries to develop and test functional accounts of cognitive systems that explain the capacities and properties of cognitive abilities as revealed by empirical data gathered by a range of behavioral experimental paradigms.
We set out to determine the common principles or lawful linkages between sensory and motor systems that explain how perception is action-oriented and how action is perceptually guided.
Emergence, in evolutionary theory, the rise of a system that cannot be predicted or explained from antecedent conditions.
The "negative" argument, which aspires to debunk Darwin, is that natural selection can't explain a system that exhibits "irreducible complexity".
How else do you explain a system that allows police officers to shoot first and ask questions later, without any real consequences for their misdeeds?
