The phrase "a productive system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a system that effectively produces desired outcomes or results, often in a work or organizational context.
Example: "The new software implementation has created a more efficient and productive system for managing our projects."
Alternatives: "an efficient system" or "a successful system".
Modern English footballers have become as interesting as modern English city centres - both products of a productive system that in the interests of mass-marketing and profit maximisation actively encourages mind-numbing uniformity.
Ecobici is a productive system, but it only covers a really small area of Mexico City.
Umberto software is specifically designed to analyze the distribution of material and energy resources throughout a productive system.
So, you have now a productive system that can capture abstract properties of the world by combining together information from very diverse domains, information that's quite separate, I think, in the minds of infants and animals, and to some degree separate in our own minds as adults.
In fact, it is natural, in the lifecycle of a productive system, that some enterprises rise while others fall, resulting, in the language of networks, in the random removal of vertices described above.
In such a productive system, the entrepreneur is 'socialized', which means that his existence, survival and development are embedded and dependent from the actions, strategies and policies of two main agents: the state (its policy, incentives, etc).
The labour force is an essential input in any productive system, and health care is not the exception.
Pichia was shown to be a highly productive system for gelatin production.
Engineering of the FabH enzyme for improved PHA monomer supply led to a more productive system for PHA copolymer production.
The Celtic Margin situated in the NE Atlantic is a highly productive system with significant primary production in the surface waters, which consequently supplies deep-sea sediments with high levels of organic matter (OM) and carbon [1], [2] compared to other deep-sea areas.
Capitalism is seen not as a highly productive system but as an unjust system, and it's criticized in other ways which I'll tick off in a moment.
