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The phrase "any system that can" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing capabilities or functionalities of various systems in a general context.
Example: "Any system that can process large amounts of data efficiently will be beneficial for our project."
Alternatives: "any system capable of" or "any system able to".
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Any system that can carry water across those barriers is a freak occurrence.
Consequently, the generalised method can be applied to virtually any system that can be specified by a stream X-machine.
A registry for artificial joints is much like any system that can compare performance of competing cars or appliances, but in this case it involves appliances going into the human body.
"Any system that can help process those images and prioritize them as to likelihood of containing important data is a vast improvement over the current situation," says Leif Finkel, a professor of bioengineering at the University of Pennsylvania, who was Sajda's doctoral thesis advisor.
These are on any system that can run Windows 10.
A facility here is said to be hardware or software components of any system that can fail independently.
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A fruitful area of future research will be to determine if there are any systems that can target drug delivery to the brain and also enable the use of recombinant protein therapeutics for this purpose.
The authors of [40] proposed a system that can generate any arbitrary pricing signal.
Wingfield is developing a system that can transform any tennis court in the world into a smart court.
This sets up a system that can be politically controlled.
Second, the reafference theory is not limited to eye movements, but extends to "any motor system that can be a source of reafferent visual stimulation".
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