The phrase "a tracking system that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a specific type of system designed to monitor or follow something, such as data, objects, or processes.
Example: "The company implemented a tracking system that allows real-time monitoring of inventory levels."
Alternatives: "a monitoring system that" or "a surveillance system that".
Mr. Horn said Park Place had not installed a tracking system that would have corrected the problems, as it had agreed to do.
RFID is a tracking system that uses a chip around the size of a speck of dust joined to an antenna.
The panels are specially coated to prevent corrosion, and set on a tracking system that moves them to maximize sunlight during the course of a day.
To further enhance performance, Amonix uses a tracking system that keeps the lenses pointed within.8 degrees of the angle of the sun throughout the day.
As a result of the disappearance of the four boys, police officials announced last week that they had accelerated their plan to create a tracking system that would be able to pinpoint the location of emergency calls from cellphones.
Garmin, a manufacturer of G.P.S. equipment, makes a tracking system that keeps tabs on dogs during walks in the countryside or in the dense ground cover of a hunting trip.
When it became apparent that Railtrack could not deliver a track system that would allow the trains to reach their full 140 m.p.h.
The team members interacted with the 3-D model using a "track system" that allowed them to turn their heads without distortion.
Try a decorative divider such as Hunter Douglas Skyline Gliding Window Panels that have a track system that allows it to be used as a room divider as well as a window treatment.
"It's not only going to help miners know themselves, but it's also going to be a better tracking system that leaves a trail behind.
LoJack is a vehicle tracking system that allows police to directly track a stolen vehicle from their police cruisers.
