The phrase "a centred system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a system that is organized around a central point or principle, often in contexts like design, philosophy, or technology.
Example: "In our new approach, we aim to create a centred system that prioritizes user experience and accessibility."
Alternatives: "a central system" or "a core system".
As already noted, taking account of people implies the need to engage them in decision making about how to direct resources for health in turn, highlighting the importance of procedural justice as a complement to distributional justice, in a people centred system (Mooney 2009).
They found a coherent vision of a student-centred system: an ingenious balancing of the right to set fees and the obligation to share risk, which would have constrained fee levels far more effectively than a crude cap; and a system for financial aid that would have been much simpler and better-targeted than anything else on offer.
A plant-centred system using sensors would record not just an individual plant's progress but also the condition of the soil it is growing in.
As a young hospital registrar, she saw the lack of support for women experiencing bleeding in early pregnancy and, with her mentor, Mike Read, designed a patient-centred system.
Italy has always been defined as a 'bank-centred' system in which the role of financial market risk capital is marginal.
At the African Economic Summit last month, Bellamy first presented UNICEF's proposal for a child-centred system of measuring national development.
It is about giving people the tools they need and want, to make their own informed choices – an essential ingredient of a truly person-centred system.
Recognising these concerns, a new clinician-centred system for ordering blood tests was implemented in July 2010.
HSI : Originally developed as a human-centred, systems engineering discipline, HSI emphasises the centrality of human system performance and safety criteria for work system design, procurement, deployment and use (Booher 2003 ).
Kepler's discoveries turned Nicolaus Copernicus's Sun-centred system into a dynamic universe, with the Sun actively pushing the planets around in noncircular orbits.
