The phrase "a globalised system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing systems, structures, or frameworks that operate on a global scale or are influenced by global interactions.
Example: "In today's economy, a globalised system allows for the rapid exchange of goods and services across borders."
Alternatives: "an interconnected system" or "a worldwide system".
Along the way, the humble egg became a cypher for a globalised food system where the opportunity for spectacular disaster is never far away.
In a globalised food system, where we are all buying food in the same international market place, that means we're taking food out of the mouths of the poor".
It's exactly this kind of unaccountable, globalised system that leads to tragedies such as Rana Plaza, she added.
This book focuses on the social and environmental issues being addressed by agricultural law within the current globalised system.
We have noticed just how reliant our globalised systems are on air travel.
Although RT is a very minor part of the diplomatic crisis between Russia and the UK, it serves as a metaphor for the ingrained and fraught nature of the relationship between western governments and the globalised systems of free media they have perpetuated.
In DeLillo's work, whatever its time and circumstance, it is almost as if everybody already knows that their acts of violence and destruction are doomed and meaningless in the face of globalised systems that devour them, but that they seem powerless to imagine any other kind of response, or any other way to feel invested or alive.
Was it a deliberate act of cyberwar, or an accident made possible by a globalised jail-management system?
Saragih blames much of the rural poverty and inequality in Indonesia and elsewhere on the multinational institutions, which, he says, have encouraged a globalised trading and food system at the expense of the environment and people.
Governments are still struggling to control a globalised economy; the international financial system struggles to recover from the near melt-down caused by reckless lending and casino banking.
