The part of the sentence "system is prepared" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this sentence when you want to emphasize that something is prepared in advance and ready to go. Example sentence: "The supply chain system is prepared, so we are ready to launch the product."
"If the goal is to put as many kids as possible into mainstream classes, I don't think the system is prepared to handle that," Mr. Leahy said.
But that is one of the concusions of a report published today by Patrick McLoughlin, the transport secretary, looking at whether the transport system is prepared for bad weather conditions.
"The V.A. has not been doing this for the last 35 years, and there is no way, with the complexity of this injury, that the V.A. system is prepared to get to parity with the civilian acute rehabilitation system overnight," she said.
In this work, humidity & temperature are observed and the measuring system is prepared for the calibration of humidity & temperature measurements.
The glassy system is prepared under a load of 5 tons and measurements have been made at room temperature using Transient Plane Source (TPS) technique.
The pullout load test system is prepared by equipping mechanical jack, connected from the top with steel support in testing frame and connected from the bottom with load cell system.
At the same time an entire generation of teachers, including some of the best in the system, is preparing to retire, greatly complicating the chancellor's job of finding enough certified replacements.
We really need to make sure that our education system is preparing people to be innovative, creative and self-reliant.
But several analysts questioned whether the civilian justice system was prepared to take on such cases.
In Britain, the network of beacons – the nation's oldest signalling system – was prepared for a diamond jubilee renaissance as night fell.
The study, based on data compiled by the federal court system, was prepared by Marc Galanter, who teaches law at the University of Wisconsin and the London School of Economics, for the American Bar Association.
