The phrase "a system to manage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a structured approach or tool designed to oversee or control specific processes or tasks.
Example: "We have implemented a system to manage our inventory more efficiently."
Alternatives: "a framework for managing" or "a method to oversee".
Now, she has developed a system to manage her expenses.
(His mother developed a system to manage Estonia's lighthouses, which is still in use today).
They provide a portal for the volunteers, they provide a system to manage the information process and the distribution of results.
Computers acquired more powerful operating systems in the 1960s with the emergence of time-sharing, which required a system to manage multiple users sharing CPU time and terminals.
While the federal consent decree orders the creation of a system to manage detainers, the New Orleans City Council, citing budgetary and constitutional concerns, passed a resolution in May urging Sheriff Marlin N. Gusman of Orleans Parish not to honor detainers at all.
The team has essentially created a system to manage the relationships between characters and scenes.
"No other city in the world has such a powerful set of brands, and a central system to manage and protect their value," he said.
"Finally," Patterson continues, "you need to keep the whole thing cool," which requires a thermal system, firmware, additional software, and a battery system to manage the whole thing.
Taking time to design a structured approach to inventory storage and a pull system to manage inventory reordering may be extremely beneficial to simulation centers.
There is a need for an information system to manage data obtained from different molecular epidemiology studies related to infectious pathogens.
Italy wants more "carrots" to encourage orderly but rapid change, including an upgrade of relations with Egypt and Tunisia and a new system to manage migration.
