The phrase "a system would improve" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the potential benefits or enhancements that a system could bring to a process or situation.
Example: "If implemented effectively, a system would improve the efficiency of our operations significantly."
Alternatives: "a system could enhance" or "a system might boost".
Such a system would improve not only electoral politics but also the legislative process.
The research objective was to explore as to how such a system would improve communication and facilitate a shared understanding among distributed development groups.
And just like soliciting a donation for a new library, such a system would improve the college experience for everyone.
Adoption of such a system would improve not only the FCC's ability to resolve disputes, but the quality of private negotiations taking place in the background of clear rules.
Such a system would improve the motivation of the practitioners to systematically and regularly report cases.
In addition, such a system would improve diagnostic and outcome research, inter- and trans-disciplinary communication, and the calculation of related costs for support in ADHD.
We need to determine whether laboratory-based EWS risk stratification can be used in isolation, or whether it contributes sufficiently to an existing physiological EWS that a combined system would improve outcome in our patients.
Provided recognition of features of repair were highly reproducible, incorporating them in a scoring system would improve recognition of repair, particularly in those cases in which both repair and progression is observed.
According to the simulations, the application of a pipe-exhaust system would improve the indoor air quality of the experimental pig nursery house.
The MPs said having a more transparent system would improve care.
The researchers wondered if applying the model to a face-recognition system would improve its performance.
