The phrase "a system that operates" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the functionality or performance of a particular system.
Example: "The software is designed to be a system that operates efficiently under high load conditions."
Alternatives: "a system that functions" or "a system that works".
These improvements, however, are not sufficient on their own to produce a system that operates at the level of a human operator.
Expecting them to vigilantly monitor a system that operates as well as this does is a really a very challenging problem".
"This is the first midair traffic collision in Europe since the 1950's, so this is a system that operates very well," Mr. Gaillard said.
It recommended that hospitals be required to notify IMHA whenever a new patient is put on a compulsory treatment order, similar to a system that operates in Western Australia.
Simulation results suggest that illegal fishing could generate a 21% increase in fishing effort, resulting in a 13% increase in catch and a 2% lower quota price in comparison with the results of a system that operates under perfect compliance.
"As soon as someone has a system that operates in all environments at the cost of combustion engines, which is about $50 per kilowatt, it will take over the world," said Patrick Grimes, an energy consultant in Scotch Plains, N.J. "Some ell system will get there".
UCLASS's architects initially envisioned a system that operated like the Cadillac of drones: capable not only of spying, but also of flying stealthily and striking deep into heavily defended airspace, where fighter pilots would be at great risk.
A system that operated otherwise would lead to logistical chaos and increased mortality.
"What you are seeing is the benefit of a school system that operates under a structure of accountability.
Toyota's Hybrid Synergy Drive used in the Prius, for example, is technically a parallel system that operates like a series at times.
A healthcare system that operates in a silo even when it is connected by medical records, huddles and other innovations still fails to consider the whole patient.
