The phrase "a system that informs" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a system designed to provide information or knowledge to users.
Example: "The new software is a system that informs users about real-time data analytics."
Alternatives: "a system that educates" or "a system that notifies".
A Google spokesperson said the company is reviewing the FTC's report, but added that the Android Market has a permission system that "informs consumers what data an app can access and requires user approval before installation". However, the FTC report said Android's "permissions" screen does not clearly explain how the data is being used.
Companies should initiate a hallmark system that informs users that the privacy policy adheres to the guidelines.
The phones provide a link between the CHWs and the entire health system, including an expert automated system that informs the CHWs about vaccinations, test results, and dates for repeat antenatal visits among others.
Given that the user can now be absent from the microscope, we also created an email-notification system that informs the user when the workflow advances to critical stages of the protocol.
To be coherent, we should say that it is not a signal that informs the system, rather it is the system that informs itself through a signal.13 This reasoning also explains why the same whistle that for players is the signal of the beginning (or the end) of the match, for my dog is the signal of running back to me.
My answer is a resounding no! Pain is the body's alarm system that informs us that we are in the process of harming ourselves, that we need to back off and need to do something differently.
Monday's address to the nation and its political class was intended to set out the value system that informs the policy.
Furthermore, hospitals introduced a messaging system that informed fathers about the pregnancies of their daughters, adding further pressure on women in a country where sex outside of marriage is considered largely unacceptable.
Drugs are still illegal in Portugal, drug dealers and traffickers are still sent to jail, and the country has carefully kept itself within the confines of the UN's drug convention system that inform national drug laws.
A depth camera tracked the user's gestures, then sent them to inFORM, a system that works a bit like a mixing board crossed with 300 bicycle breaks, which move the pin up and down to render arms and movement.
