The phrase "a system to build" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a framework or method designed for the purpose of constructing or developing something.
Example: "We have developed a system to build efficient workflows that enhance productivity across the organization."
Alternatives: "a framework for development" or "a method for construction".
This paper presents GDB, a system to build, debug and test rules in a Fuzzy Relational Deductive Database System (FRDDS) in a visual way avoiding the associated syntax which could be quite complex for a non-expert user.
A blockchain tinkerer named Chris Ellis has created a system to build an actual digital passport that, through use of the Bitcoin blockchain and some encryption, will allow you to identify yourself online and off.
There have been other significant movements from Google in the past several months on the consumer side of virtual reality, though most have been devoted to more broad platforms like Cardboard and Project Tango, which give third-party VR and AR hardware manufacturers and content creators a system to build upon.
Clever Minecrafters have figured out how to use a minecart system to build a high speed "interstate".
Diethylaminoethyl-dextran hydrochloride and alginate were employed as a model system to build LBL films.
For our development process, the Oculus Rift and Leap Motion are used as a base system to build upon to.
Pulte Homes, the nation's second-largest home builder, began experimenting with foam panels in 1998 as part of a new system to build better homes faster.
It uses a laser-based deposition system to build a basic shape which is finished by machining.
"We allowed a [banking] system to build up which contained the seeds of its own destruction," King has told the Daily Telegraph.
Small and mid-size businesses are using WordPress as a content management system to build their Web sites.
Two fiber optic sensors were added to the system to build a closed-loop positioning system.
