The phrase "a system would work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the functionality or effectiveness of a system in a hypothetical or conditional context.
Example: "If implemented correctly, a system would work efficiently to streamline our processes."
Alternatives: "a system could function" or "a system might operate".
It is not clear how such a system would work.
Most people can't imagine how such a system would work.
Apple has also filed patents that demonstrate how such a system would work on the iPhone.
But she said officials were still unsure how such a system would work.
But some of the frontline organisations working with migrants questioned how such a system would work.
In order to better understand how such a system would work, interactions between the ligand and metal in the varying protonation states must be studied.
The challenge is always: tell us exactly how a different system would work.
There's no guarantee that a United States system would work like Australia's, of course — there are great differences in the ways the two countries pay for their higher education — but that country's example presents some intriguing possibilities.
In the Australian system, if something unfortunate happens, then the payment is zero". There's no guarantee that a United States system would work like Australia's, of course — there are great differences in the ways the two countries pay for their higher education — but that country's example presents some intriguing possibilities.
The Pentagon's director of space-weapons research spun out complex details of how such a defense system would work, but Dr. Cooper testified that no design yet existed for individual directed-energy weapons, such as lasers, or a network of such weapons in orbit around the Earth.
Alex Teachey describes how a cloaking system would work.
