The phrase "a system that rules" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a system that has authority or control over something, often in a political or organizational context.
Example: "In this dystopian novel, the protagonist fights against a system that rules with an iron fist."
Alternatives: "a governing system" or "an authoritative system".
In fact, Monroe was one of the final victims -- and creations -- of a studio system that no longer exists, a system that ruled Hollywood, shaped stars' images and often abandoned actors who were troubled or aging.
LONDON — It felt like a good day to go to a funeral for the financial system that rules the Western world.
Clientelism, a state that is hostile to its' citizens; tax evasion; tax avoidance; "black" money; fuel and tobacco smuggling; are just a few aspects of a power system that ruled the country for many years.
The agency must also conduct a potentially crucial study about whether it is time to move away from a system that uses accounting rules to one that employs more generalized principles.
Too ill to obtain the travel documents needed for the deportation to take place, she was trapped in an immigration limbo: a fate that detainee advocates say is common in a system that has no rules for determining mental competency and no obligation to provide anyone with legal representation.
This paper presents a system that combines a rule-based approach with machine learning for detecting interictal discharges in EEG.
Ongenae et al. [ 61] describe a system that utilizes a rule-based engine (built with Drools [ 62]) combined with standard medical controlled vocabularies and representation languages.
Mr. Tuzhilin's solution is a system that creates aggregates of rules.
For a woman to be completely and absolutely and openly herself, she must step out from this system that holds her as less than, a system that incorporates laws and rules, beliefs and institutions that attempt to keep her disempowered.
