The phrase "a system that recognizes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a system that has the capability to identify or acknowledge certain elements or inputs.
Example: "The new software is a system that recognizes user preferences and adapts its features accordingly."
Alternatives: "a system that identifies" or "a system that detects".
In this study, we develop a system that recognizes such structured and compact objects like bridges or roundabouts.
"We've got a system that recognizes that products need to be developed from a fundamental understanding of brands and brand positioning," he added.
What is needed is a system that recognizes strategically distinct businesses as the proper unit of management but manages them differently.
But the essential notion of having an integrated system of healthcare – a system that recognizes the spectrum of needs associated with mental disorders, from family therapy to medication to supported housing – is too important to relinquish.
"I'd like to see a system that recognizes who is playing against the best players in the world, week in and week out," James Shimoura, an agent for Tanaka, said.
He advises first to "put in place a system that recognizes contribution based on having achieved an agreed-upon task," such as identifying a particular molecule or receptor in cancer studies.
Some of this is fascinating, as when we see in action a police boat that is equipped to detect radioactive material through the hull of an oil tanker, or a computer system that recognizes unattended bags on busy streets and alerts the bomb squad.
Mr. Dahrendorf championed liberal pluralism, which he defined as a social system that recognizes divergent interests and aspirations and puts institutions in place that allow them to be expressed.
About 20 other states use the so-called Voice Track technology, in which parolees dial into a telephone system that recognizes their voice and the number they are calling from, said Beth Coolis, a spokeswoman for the state's Juvenile Justice Commission.
"My dream has long been to build a vision system that recognizes the world the way that humans do," said Dr. Li, whose Princeton colleague is the computer scientist Kai Li (they are not related).
Ms. Woltjen's focus is on reforming the immigration system in which children are now treated as adults into a justice system that recognizes children as children, with rights and protection needs all their own.
