The phrase "a system to address" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a method or approach designed to tackle a specific issue or challenge.
Example: "We are implementing a system to address the growing concerns about data privacy in our organization."
Alternatives: "a framework to tackle" or "an approach to resolve".
A team of lawyers are also working on a system to address copyright concerns.
To deal with such dissatisfied customers, the proposed food security law would establish a system to address grievances at the state and district level, which could include setting up of helplines and call centers.
This paper describes the research work we are pursuing for constructing a system to address the challenges faced by hosting Web content on a server farm environment.
The program also includes measures to easily identify unlicensed products in the market and a system to address those who may not have obtained proper licenses for Blu-ray DiscTM products.
The HF-ACTION investigators devised a system to address assignment of authorship on trial publications and tested the outcomes in the course of conducting the large, multicenter, National Heart , Lung and Blood Institute funded trial (n = 2,331; 82 clinical sites; 3 countries).
"And if we have problems with Medicare, for instance say Medicare Advantage, we have created a system to address that as those problems arise".
I've developed a little system to address these problems, a series of steps that helps ensure I'm getting a good deal when I am shopping — whatever the product I'm buying.
Amidst the country's often self-defeating search for a justice system to address terrorism, his is not a particularly hard case — a U.S. citizen arrested on U.S. soil for a crime against Americans carried out in New York.
These cells have been validated as a model system to address neurodegenerative mechanisms related to PD.
A genetic system to address this problem was designed by Cairns and Foster (Cairns et al. 1988; Cairns and Foster 1991).
The nematode Caenorhabditis elegans provides a model system to address the cellular behaviors and molecular pathways that mediate sperm competition.
