The phrase "a system that exposes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a system that reveals or makes something visible, often in a technical or analytical context.
Example: "The software is designed as a system that exposes vulnerabilities in the network, allowing for better security measures."
Alternatives: "a system that reveals" or "a system that uncovers".
A rating system that exposes the bad actors and reveals the good will greatly alleviate the heartache and economic devastation we see every day.
The truth is that for years we have condoned a lazy rating system that exposes kids to insane violence and open sexuality, and that prefers a cynical attitude to both.
The 8.9-inch model has a unique sliding system that exposes the rear-facing camera and activates the camera app when initiated.
To examine the function of the DC, we used a cell-free centrosome reconstitution system that exposes demembranated sperm to Xenopus egg extracts34,35.
His rage at the penal history of Van Diemen's Land and its special hell-hole, Sarah Island, is transformed by the gabby accents of Gould into a wild tale peopled by hilarious grotesques, each trying to graft thescientific and cultural glories of Europe on to the very system that exposes those glories as fraud.
GM is opening up to app makers in a way that's unique among carmakers; it created a software development kit for those looking to build apps for its in-car infotainment system that exposes 400 data points from the car itself for developer use.
"Congress should be provided with a thorough investigation of the bombing before we make any changes to our asylum provisions or our student visa system because the lessons we will learn from an investigation will allow us to identify and correct the flaws in the current system that exposed us to this attack.
It was the liability system that exposed the dangers of asbestos, the Ford Pinto gas tank and the Dalkon Shield.
Years ago, Kasper's team had to devise a system that could expose a test model to sun-like torment.
With guards who are all too ready to be bribed, these shenanigans should underline the rottenness of a system that economically depended on exposing the vulnerable to the outside public.
