The phrase "a global tracking system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a system designed to monitor or track information, assets, or movements on a worldwide scale.
Example: "The company has implemented a global tracking system to enhance supply chain visibility and efficiency."
Alternatives: "an international tracking system" or "a worldwide monitoring system".
The associated Protocol to Eliminate Illicit Trade in Tobacco Products required governments to establish a global tracking system to monitor such illicit trade.
A deal to establish a global tracking system was agreed the following year.
All vessels using international waters should be identifiable and be part of a global tracking system to close a "security loophole" on the high seas.
By the same token, indications of hostile missile launches picked up by the ship's radar can be fed into a global tracking system to facilitate intercepts even when the ship's own missiles are out of range from the threat.
The court was also told that a special army intelligence unit had placed a GPS (global tracking system) into Mr Wootton's car at some point prior to the shooting.
As a result, conventional tracking system-based setups are almost impossible to achieve a global tracking accuracy less than 100 μm regarding the relative displacement between the target area and the laser working space, which is insufficient in our case.
What should the mainstream media do when the guy who identified the H1N1 outbreak in Mexico and was a key player and founder of ARGUS, a global detection and tracking system for the early detection of biological events, says Haiti is facing a serious gap in preparedness, early warning, and rapid response regarding pediatric diarrheal disease?
Wikelski, M. et al. Going wild: what a global small animal tracking system could do for experimental biologists.
Mr. Michelou said he was working on a global certification and tracking system for colored gemstones similar to the one already in place for diamonds.
As supply chains in pharmaceuticals become more global and complicated, a tracking system becomes more critical.
This so-called reduced dynamic approach is dependent on availability of either dense global tracking from systems such as DORIS or on the use of dual satellite crossovers to link the less precise altimetric mission with a more precise orbit.
