The phrase "a nested system of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a structure or arrangement where elements are contained within other elements, often in a hierarchical manner.
Example: "The software operates within a nested system of modules that interact with each other to perform complex tasks."
Alternatives: "a hierarchical structure of" or "an interrelated framework of".
In a nested system, rare species occur at relatively diverse sites more frequently than expected by chance [20].
Perhaps the most comprehensive and at the same time pioneering work is that of Polenske ([1997]), who demonstrated the usefulness of an enterprise input-output model that is embedded in the nested system of regional and national input-output tables.
With knowledge of a causal nested system, one can first specify the hierarchies before developing the SEM analysis within each nested structure (Curran 2003; Mehta and Neale 2005; Kline 2010, Fig. 3).
At a more cellular level of the "nested" system, specific neural variables need to be monitored in order to identify the current system state.
Developing institutional interaction and soft modes of governance between the EU, the Regional Sea Conventions, Member States and the governance arrangements of the different marine sectors will be crucial in evolving towards such a nested governance system for EBMM.
Livestock production systems are hierarchical structures of nested systems.
Nested systems in the form of short internally stacked tubes were proposed as energy absorbing structures for applications that have limited crush zones.
He proposed a system of nested sets, with all organisms belonging to ever-more general sets, or "taxa," at ever-higher levels, or "categories," the higher-level sets including the members of several lower-level sets.
Imaging of a nested growth pattern of melanocytes with different color table settings is possible.
This approach solves the problem of fuzzy simulation by determining at each iteration a nested family of intervals, corresponding to different levels of certainty (α-cuts), that enclose the possible system states using optimisation.
