The phrase "an unresponsive system" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a system that does not react or respond to inputs or commands, often in a technical or computing context.
Example: "After several attempts to access the database, we realized we were dealing with an unresponsive system that required a reboot."
Alternatives: "a non-responsive system" or "an inactive system."
Jim Thornton, professor of obstetrics and gynaecology at Nottingham City Hospital, said: 'We are pumping huge sums into an antiquated, unresponsive system that isn't working and denies patient choice.
So health ministers and their Svengali, NHS England's CEO, Simon Stevens, are right to argue that more efficient working practices must be squeezed out of a fairly unresponsive system (how good is your local hospital's IT?) and voters persuaded to lead healthier lives, without recourse to pointless pills or antibiotics they don't need.
The continual suppression of the connection between public will and public policy for years on end created an outcome that while not predictable, was always a possibility: the irrational election of a demagogue that opportunistically took advantage of — yes, racism lying in wait, but also — frustration with a dysfunctional, unresponsive system of civics.
It painted a damning picture of an unwieldy, inefficient and unresponsive system that was unable to demonstrate value for money, despite £1.3bn of investment in digital technology over eight years, and was unlikely ever to do so.
Until the start of this year many Yemenis were resigned to living with an unresponsive political system that seemed only to serve the interests of the elite.
Spasms of social turmoil in China have become increasingly common, a reflection of the widening income gap and deepening unhappiness with official corruption and an unresponsive legal system.
Moreover, mounting voter frustration in Japan with an unresponsive political system leaves the door ajar for nationalist politicians and policies, which undermine Tokyo's ability to cooperate on pressing issues.
He must also deal with the huge problems facing this ailing Asian giant that his predecessors failed to resolve: an unresponsive political system, a ballooning national debt and a nearly two-decade economic slump that shows few signs of abating.
Although German business looks robust, the country still suffers from many familiar ills (see our survey): an over-regulated labour market, an unreformed public sector (which staged its biggest strikes in 14 years this week), poor schools and universities, and an unresponsive health system.
Its precursor, Welfare, was the largest party in parliament when it was banned just months after being harried out of government by Turkey's meddling generals.Such constant upheaval has created a fractured and unrepresentative constellation of parties, and thus an unresponsive political system.
