The phrase "a system that projects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a system that displays, forecasts, or represents information or data in some form.
Example: "The new software is a system that projects real-time analytics to help businesses make informed decisions."
Alternatives: "a system that displays" or "a system that forecasts".
CORNEA CORNEA is a CAVE system that projects images onto all four walls, the ceiling, and the floor of a room in order to create a truly immersive virtual environment.
The show uses a digital video system that projects celestial images across the 67-foot-wide hemispheric dome of the planetarium.
The study from the University of Houston Graduate College of Social Work uses an eight-camera infrared system that projects life-sized 3D avatars and environments with which participants can interact in a virtual reality chamber known as the "heroin cave".
Since then, Microsoft has patented an immersive video games display system that projects images of the title's environment around a player's room.
Details of an immersive video games display system that projects images of the title's environment around a player's room have been revealed in a US patent belonging to Microsoft.
The building uses clear low-emissivity coated glass and a curved wing-shaped polished stainless steel mullion system that projects 9 inches from the glass line.
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Through several years of personnel exchange and side-by-side work sessions, Karplus's team developed a detailed model of the country's economy and energy system that projected the potential long-term impact of different policy initiatives.
Traditional grant-giving programs have created a system that prioritizes project implementation and impact over the transfer of knowledge and skills to the community.
