The phrase "a generalised system of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a broad or overarching framework or structure that encompasses various components or elements.
Example: "The researchers developed a generalised system of classification to categorize the different species found in the region."
Alternatives: "a comprehensive framework for" or "an overarching structure of".
Sri Lankan textiles entering the European Union enjoy low tariffs under the generalised system of preferences known as GSP+.
One test will be the EU's revision of trade concessions for developing countries known as the generalised system of preferences (GSP).
Will there be confirmation that I will be able to continue importing tariff free goods from developing and least developed countries under the generalised system of preferences after 29 March 2019?
Through the EU, we offer favourable trade access to dozens of countries, split into three groups: "Everything but arms" for the poorest, and GSP (generalised system of preferences) and GSP+ schemes for lower-middle income countries.
In March, EU leaders said they were committed to a multilateral agenda for trade and development: promoting market access for developing countries through the EU's generalised system of preferences (GSP) and economic partnership agreements (EPAs); sustainable development through liberalisation of green goods and services; and more targeted aid for trade.
The European Union has now lifted sanctions on all goods except arms, and is on the point of reinstating privileged access to EU markets for Burmese companies under the generalised system of preferences (GSP).
In an age in which progressive social movements have largely crumbled, and in which there is widespread disenchantment with the very idea of collective social transformation, people's political anger often finds expression not through opposition to a particular policy or government but through a generalised hatred of the system.
51 The presence of thyroid autoantibodies can reflect a generalised activation of the immune system and specifically a dysregulated activity of the immune system at the fetal-maternal interface.
We used an existing box-model of a generalised soft sediment system to examine the effects of trawling disturbance on carbon mineralisation and chemical concentrations.
