The phrase "a system that identifies" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a system designed to recognize or detect specific elements or patterns.
Example: "The software is a system that identifies potential security threats in real-time."
Alternatives: "a mechanism that detects" or "a framework that recognizes".
A helpful option, she said, is to have in place at all hospitals a system that identifies smokers during their admission, so that trained staff can focus attention on helping them deal with cravings and provide cessation treatments.
In [85] a system that identifies family relationships is presented.
We have a system that identifies flies and extracts various attributes; we implemented more than 1,000 automatically observable shape and constellation descriptors.
This work is a first step towards the ontology-based domain-independent generalization of a system that identifies Escherichia coli regulatory networks.
The city has defended the ratings, saying that they give administrators an objective way to evaluate teacher effectiveness, creating a system that identifies successful model teachers, struggling teachers who need assistance and those who should be removed.
We present "PeakRegressor," a system that identifies binding motifs by combining DNA-sequence data and ChIP-Seq data.
We developed a surveillance system that identifies reportable cases, notifies providers and provides data to a dedicated national surveillance database.
Commune Council intervention Morn and her two grandchildren were identified through the Commune Council social service mapping as a vulnerable family in need of support because they are ID Poor – a government system that identifies poor households and their level of poverty so that families can access free or reduced services and can be directly targeted by development assistance.
Time-trend data from breast milk monitoring serve as a warning system that identifies chemicals whose body burdens and human exposures are increasing.
For tests with multiple outcomes, such as a detection system that identifies multiple agents, investigators can characterize the performance of the test with likelihood ratios (40).
We used a classification system that identifies distinct histopathologic changes and represents morphological events of tumor progression from benign to malignant: hyperplasia, adenoma and invasive carcinoma [ 26].
