The phrase "a system to operate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific system designed for a particular function or purpose.
Example: "We have developed a system to operate efficiently in high-pressure environments."
Alternatives: "a system for functioning" or "a system for execution".
In the blog post, the Spiral team described it this way: "Instead of looking at charts and logs produced by the system to verify correct and efficient operation, engineers now express what it means for a system to operate correctly and efficiently in code.
Flexibility of a HEN refers to the ability of a system to operate at a finite number of set points.
As with other aspects of computer systems, reliability (usually rather vaguely defined as the likelihood of a system to operate correctly over a reasonably long period of time) is a key goal of the finished software product.
Assemblymen Robert C. Shinn Jr., Republican of Hainesport, and Joseph L. Bocchini Jr., a Hamilton Township Democrat, have both introduced legislation that would enable such a system to operate.
In fact, there is no reason to expect a system to operate initially at equilibrium.
Autonomy is the ability of a system to operate and adapt to changing circumstances without human control.
It's a fairly expensive support system to operate.
The gradual decrease in the number of partners affected the capacity of the MSPP and the A&R System to operate.
Such a feature, generally called 'stability', is essential to allow a system to properly operate in noisy conditions and withstand unexpected environmental challenges.
The new specifications call for R.F.I.D. systems to operate at an ultrahigh frequency, similar to that used by many cellphones.
"The rescue services need a system, a way to operate that functions everywhere, regardless of car model.
