The phrase "a system that strives" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a system that makes a continuous effort to achieve a goal or improve itself.
Example: "The organization has implemented a new framework, creating a system that strives for excellence in customer service."
Alternatives: "a system that aims" or "a system that seeks".
"We believe the U.S.T.A. has built a system that strives for inclusion at every economic background," he said.
To address this challenge, we've built Confluo, a system that strives to achieve both high throughput data ingestion and expressive offline and online queries simultaneously.
Survivors have been re-victimized by a system that strives for surface compliance, but that in practice, contributes to their trauma and the tolerance of sexual violence.
The Affordable Care Act encourages these developments as it drives toward a reimbursement system that strives to keep people out of hospitals through more coordinated, cost-efficient care paid on the basis of results, not services.
People will disagree whether Mr. Pistorius deserved the break he got in walking free from that courtroom, but nobody could reasonably contest that what we saw in his case was the working of a legal system that strives for justice, and not to rubber-stamp the imperatives of the state.
That is because his job is not really to run a school system that strives to educate over one million children.
In contrast to a home automation system that strives to maintain a particular temperature set-point, Mita's team is concentrating on making his robots hyper-attuned to signals given off by the human beings in a building.
The optic flow regulator is a feedback control system that strives to maintain the perceived optic flow at a constant reference value: the optic flow set point.
As a believer in the idea that society would be served better by a criminal justice system that strives to find the solution that fits the problem rather than the punishment that fits the crime, I don't find their use so very controversial.
She teaches at YES Prep Public Schools – an open-enrollment charter school system that strives to increase the number of low-income Houstonians who attend college.
Bartendr (Schulman et al. 2010) is an energy-aware cellular data scheduling system that strives for energy-efficient application communication by scheduling non-urgent communication with periods of strong signal.
