The phrase "a system to feed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a mechanism or method designed for providing food or resources to something or someone.
Example: "We have developed a system to feed the animals in the sanctuary efficiently."
Alternatives: "a method for supplying" or "a mechanism to provide".
He cannot wait, he said, until they can build a system to feed individual apartments.
Mr. Chirac, above, has been dogged for years by allegations that he set up a system to feed millions of dollars to his former political party.
To highlight three examples: Northumbria healthcare NHS foundation trust has developed a system to feed back local data to staff on patient experience within 48 hours: sufficiently real time for staff to connect this with what's needed for the patients in front of them.
Among the thermosolar systems, dish Stirling technology is the one with more possibilities to be used as a system to feed power independently, i.e., due to the modularity of the units that range between 3 and 25 kWe, depending on the supplier.
The trucks are part of a broader program financed in part by the Energy Department, which includes an onboard system to feed battery power into a grid in the event of a power failure.
A bioethanol processing system to feed a 200 kW solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) is simulated and evaluated in the present paper.
A company may also consider setting up a Ramadan donation system to feed the poor.
He headed the cooperative league's New York office toward the end of World War II when it was suggested to him that the league set up a package delivery system to feed the hungry in Europe.
This study uses a pressurized gas delivery system to feed aqueous YSZ suspensions containing an organic dispersant to a Northwest Mettech Axial III axial injection suspension plasma spray system.
Additionally, this study compares the feasibility of using an autonomous solar power system to feed heterogeneous cellular networks versus a conventional energy source i.e., the public electric grid.
There's a different vision for a more decentralised, renewably-sourced and locally-owned energy system to power our homes and a more localised food system to feed them.
