The phrase "a computerized mapping system" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a technology or software that creates maps or visual representations of data using computer algorithms.
Example: "The city implemented a computerized mapping system to improve urban planning and resource allocation."
Alternatives: "digital mapping system" or "automated mapping solution".
With a few swipes on his iPad, he posted the exact time and location of the catch to a computerized mapping system shared by a fleet of 13 commercial boats, helping others to avoid his mistake.
The panel will also be allowed to attend commanders' meetings that are part of the department's CompStat program, a computerized mapping system that tracks crime patterns, to understand what role the statistics play in keeping police managers accountable.
A computerized mapping system has cut site selection from a week to five seconds.
Shaila K. Dewan (NYT) HAUPPAUGE: COMPUTERIZED CANCER 'MAP' -- The National Cancer Institute held public meetings yesterday on a $4.8 million computerized mapping system to help researchers and citizens groups determine the causes of Long Island's elevated incidences of cancer.
Mr. Acker specializes in emergency management planning and a computerized mapping program known as geographic information systems.
We used a computerized brain-mapping system (Neurolucida; Stereo Investigator; Micro-BrightField) to draw the boundaries of the NC, HVC, and HC in each section sampled, enter the position of [H]-thymidine+ neurons, count total neuronal densities, and quantify other neuronal parameters (see below).
Under him and his sidekick Jack Maple, the department developed COMPSTAT, the internationally acclaimed computerized crime mapping system that has become synonymous with the NYPD's new-found accountability.
(Technical problems barred extensive use of a computerized telephone system).
Luis Madrigal is commissioning a computerized management system for Madrigal Executive Transportation, a new car service, from Aprosys.
Menno Travel in Goshen, Ind., for example, uses a computerized reservations system called Cornerstone.
It is a computerized information system that tracks more than 200 building activities and procedures.
