The phrase "a system that services" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a system that provides support or assistance to users or other systems.
Example: "We have developed a system that services our clients' needs efficiently and effectively."
Alternatives: "a system that supports" or "a system that assists".
If it's a larger entity, whether at the general obligation level or essential services revenue, if it's a water system that services a large area, I think the diversity that comes with that is important.
In addition, Chile has a national health care system that services the whole country (Reichard 1996).
Drupal is a popular content management system that services both small and enterprise-level websites and allows for construction and maintenance of web pages by non-computer programmers.
We also see Angels Flight, called "the world's shortest railway," just over 100 yards long--a twin-cable car system that serviced Bunker Hill and may be restored, half a block south of Third Street, between Hill and Olive streets.
In this paper we present the design, implementation and evaluation of DistressNet, a system that provides services for emergency response applications.
People who have struggled on the streets for years, sometimes hobbled by a mental illness or substance abuse, take a longer time to trust outreach workers and a system that promises services and housing.
"They say, 'We'll fine you $1,000 per day if you don't spend $5 million to do what we say,' which is to put in a system that could service a town five times our size.
Grasslands' pumped storage plant would be the linchpin of a system that could service 3 gigawatts (peak output) of wind turbines.
As an executive vice president at J. Walter Thompson, he helped devise a system that "unbundled" the services an agency might perform for a client, so that agency and client might agree on fees.
Therefore, there is a need for a system that can provide services in real time and is distributed.
