The phrase "a system that recognises" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a system that has the ability to identify or acknowledge something, such as features, patterns, or inputs.
Example: "The new software includes a system that recognises user preferences to enhance the overall experience."
Alternatives: "a system that identifies" or "a system that detects".
"The key is to devise a system that recognises that while not appearing to".
It appears Apple will ship a system that recognises the face in a selfie and can apply AR effects.
We need many more clubs, academies and scouts helping to feed into a system that recognises talent.
Before elections that must be held in 2018, he could produce a system that recognises the need for a winner from Italy's three main political blocs, including Silvio Berlusconi's old party, Forza Italia.
"They're destitute, they turn to crime – we need a system that recognises that".
In a democratic system that recognises international and European human rights conventions, interventions that infringe liberties must be enshrined in law.
To deduce anything further we need an electoral system that recognises more than a simple first preference that may be motivated by any of a number of things.
Those dynamics are changing and emerging economies should take the lead in creating a balanced IP system that recognises the importance of knowledge for development, growth and wellbeing.
"Businesses stand ready to help the Government design a fit for purpose immigration system that recognises these needs".
Not only did we find out that LPS (environmental bacterial toxin called lipopolysaccharide) exacerbates the immune response's reaction to cat dander, we identified the part of immune system that recognises it, the receptor TLR4".
Not only did we find out that LPS exacerbates the immune response's reaction to cat dander, we identified the part of immune system that recognises it, the receptor TLR4," she said.
