The phrase "a system that lacks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a system that is missing a particular feature, quality, or component.
Example: "A system that lacks proper security measures is vulnerable to cyber attacks."
Alternatives: "a system devoid of" or "a system missing".
The increased deployment of guns to rank-and-file officers raises the prospect of abuses in a system that lacks public accountability for police misconduct against citizens.
Yet the hospitals and public agencies that looked into him then, like those that encountered him throughout his career, say they were defeated by a system that lacks a way to spread the word about medical professionals suspected of misdeeds, and by hospitals and government agencies that are unwilling to do so.
"Unless we create an infrastructure for professional development of teachers, we'll continue to have a system that lacks focus".
Quality measurement in pediatrics is challenged by a system that lacks a fundamental data infrastructure for children's healthcare in general and in particular in cardiomyopathy.
"We are now moving from a system that lacks proper enforcement to a system that is designed not to work," says Beat Späth, director for agricultural biotechnology at the industry association EuropaBio here, in a statement sent to ScienceInsider by e-mail today.
The identification of Sir2 as a heterochromatin maintenance factor in a system that lacks DNA methylation raises the possibility that Sirtuins in other organisms also contribute to the propagation of specialized chromatin domains.
When you use a system for such high stakes--a system that lacks transparency, accuracy and reliability on so many levels--how can you ever expect the teachers to trust the system?
On Wednesday, the United States attorney for the Southern District, Michael J. Garcia, said the budget maneuver was part of a system that "lacked controls and accountability".
Due to low physician salaries, the use of illegal/informal payments by patients in attempts to secure care from a system that lacked adequate funding and resources was prevalent in the Soviet Union3, and this continues to be prevalent in Azerbaijan today1.
Weber's preoccupation with the importance of economic calculation led him to develop a critique of socialism as a system that lacked a mechanism for allocating resources efficiently in order to satisfy human needs.
