The phrase "a global system that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a system that operates on a worldwide scale and has specific characteristics or functions.
Example: "The organization aims to create a global system that promotes sustainable development across all nations."
Alternatives: "an international framework that" or "a worldwide structure that".
Antibiotic resistance is one symptom of a global system that seems intent on destroying itself.
"They are all part of a global system that has profited from this global theft and plunder of American wealth at the expense of the worker".
So, when asked to see what has changed since Rana Plaza, we need to demand more than minor adjustments to a global system that is driving us all towards greater precarity and an increasingly reduced voice in society.
A global system that would monitor upcoming droughts and issue warnings was first proposed at a ministerial summit in South Africa in 2007 by US government researchers, headed by Jay Lawrimore of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration NOAAA).
While the Bush administration has welcomed a prosperous and peaceful China, American officials regularly encourage it to take on more responsibility for maintaining stability in a global system that has rewarded Chinese economic interests.
People who are driven by the profit motive are much harder to detect and stop, because they are protected by a global system that is biased toward the promotion of free trade.
Those organisations are very innovative, they are part of what makes the UK financial system a global good and a national asset, something that helps keep an open global system that is a benefit to the UK".
We can pursue our legitimate national interests, raise standards around the world, and build a sustainable global system that works for everyone.
The pictures of them at the bar or the beach, broke but living, not stuck inside a broken global system that fucks over the lower rung workers (which you will definitely be) for the guys at the top (middle-aged regional chain managers) will weigh heavily on your mind while you scrub congealed cheese off of an endless stream of plates.
We stand in solidarity with the masses of precarious and endangered people who have chosen to defend themselves from an aggressive global system that is in crisis; indeed, a sputtering system that, in its twilight hours, reaches for unprecedented levels of surveillance, militarisation and violence to quell our insurrections.
It has also cast a spotlight on the global system that supposedly secures communications and commerce on the Web.
