The phrase "a system that permits" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a system that allows or enables certain actions or processes to occur.
Example: "The new software is a system that permits users to easily manage their tasks and deadlines."
Alternatives: "a system that allows" or "a system that enables".
Like Haiti's voters, they seem stuck in a system that permits no escape.
We do a lot of lobbying, and as a result, we have laws and a system that permits us to be in good shape".
In 1924, Louis J Duprey of Dorchester, Massachusetts, patented a system that "permits any patron of the theatre to enter or leave his place without at all disturbing other patrons".
And I don't see why conservatives ought to defend a system that permits securitizing mortgages (or car loans) in a way that seems to make the lenders almost unaccountable for the risk while spreading it, toxically, everywhere else.
Chyrel Park and Walt Evanyk, from Garland and Plano, Tex., work for Ericsson, and have won a patent for a system that permits cell phone owners to connect to the electrical systems in their cars.
Ford also offers radar-enabled adaptive cruise control and amenities called MyKey, which allows parents to impose certain limitations on teenage drivers, and Sync, a system that permits hands-free interaction with mobile phones and the vehicle's audio system.
"Who would ever sit down and think of designing a system that permitted China to get three trillion dollars worth of reserves, and for the U.S. to happily use all that money to run up housing prices?" Volcker said.
Finally, if there was a system that permitted outsized returns by analyzing stocks in a certain manner, or by following a well-defined methodology, it would be published in a peer reviewed journal like The Journal of Finance.
"We can't have an evaluation system that permits a teacher who scores a zero on student achievement to receive a positive rating," education Commissioner John B. King Jr. said in a statement.
The contract will permit Sprint to transform its telephone network into a new system that permits multiple phone calls and Internet connections to share the same telephone line.
Granted, a food-and-drink ban is hard to impose, let alone enforce, in a subway system that permits the sale of sodas, candy and other snacks.
