The phrase "a system that perhaps" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting a possibility or uncertainty regarding a system being discussed.
Example: "We are considering implementing a system that perhaps could improve our efficiency."
Alternatives: "a system that might" or "a system that possibly".
Ms. Guigou, a Socialist like Mr. Strauss-Kahn and a member of Parliament, told France Info radio that the American system "is an accusatory system," while in France, "we have a system that takes perhaps a little more time but which is, despite everything, more protective of individual rights".
IBM aims to create a system that understands perhaps 20 languages, including medical and legal terms, with about 98percentt accuracy-a big improvement over the 80 to 85percentt accuracy of IBM's own speech recognition products and those from firms such as Peabody, MA-based ScanSoft.
It was about a system that makes intention secondary, perhaps irrelevant.
Failing that, the prime minister says, Britain will deploy a not-yet-invented "technological fix" — perhaps a system that employs cameras with facial recognition software, plus mobile tracking apps and customs checks in warehouses far from the border.
Perhaps a system that combined well-researched priors about likely target locations with ongoing eye-movements would yield a system that improved overall search efficiency.
To expect humane practices within a system that is so fundamentally inhumane is perhaps to expect too much.
He said he couldn't predict how Acxiom's clients might react to a system that lets consumers update profiles and perhaps fictionalize them, or opt out altogether from Acxiom's marketing database.
Indeed, the entire Success for All formula seems to have less to do with educational dogma than with choosing whatever has been shown to work, and then designing a system that keeps teachers and children firmly, perhaps relentlessly, focused on those practices.
Perhaps this reflects a system that is more vulnerable to perturbation.
It intends to then switch to a system that will rely largely on rail and perhaps barge, cutting down on the armada of trucks using the bridges and tunnels and traveling along Interstate 95 and other major highways.
