The phrase "a system of general" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing frameworks or methodologies, but it needs additional context to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The researchers proposed a system of general principles to guide the development of sustainable practices."
Alternatives: "a framework of general" or "a model of general".
Inspired by the work of Takahashi and Takahashi [2], and Ceng et al. [3], Ceng et al. [4] introduced and analyzed an iterative scheme for finding the approximate solutions of the generalized equilibrium problem (1.2), a system of general generalized equilibrium problems (1.1) and a fixed point problem of a nonexpansive mapping in a Hilbert space.
But a system of general disclosure is unlikely to happen in Britain.
Another key aspect of the trust problem: the country does not have a system of general practitioners who can get to know a patient well over a long period of time, "resulting in no long-standing, physician-patient relationships," the authors wrote.
Dr Arnold, no mean judge of character, rejoicing in the promise the appointment gave of a new era in the annals of colonial management, expressed the delight with which, had circumstances permitted, he would have laboured with such a governor in founding a system of general education and religious instruction in that distant land.
which is called a system of general nonconvex variational inclusions involving four different nonlinear operators (SGNVI).
which is called a system of general nonlinear variational inequalities involving four different nonlinear operators (SGNVID).
There is strong support for a system of universal patient registration within general practice.
Any such change to a system of more general standards, with fewer and less-detailed rules, would increase the reliance that investors must place on the judgment of corporate managers and their auditors.
Mill did acknowledge in Representative Government that a national system of education or "a trustworthy system of general examination" would simplify the means of ascertaining "mental superiority" of some persons over others.
On the basis of his axiom and several rules of inference, Leśniewski developed a powerful system of general logic comparable in strength to a simple type theory: he writes in 1929, "In 1921 I developed my 'theory of types' It was something like Whitehead's and Russell's theory of types, which I had generalised and simplified in a certain way" (Collected Works, 421).
We introduce a new system of general variational inequalities in Banach spaces.
