The phrase "a total system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a comprehensive or complete system that encompasses all necessary components or aspects.
Example: "The new software integrates all departments into a total system, streamlining communication and efficiency."
Alternatives: "an entire system" or "a complete system".
"When we took over in April, it was a total system collapse," he said.
The agency also has protocols for dealing with a total system shutdown, as in a blackout.
Musk promised a trip of thirty-five minutes, at a total system cost of only six billion dollars.
"It was a total system that connected people to the denomination from birth to death," said Mr. Leonard, the Wake Forest dean.
Now that driving tests are also conducted on computers, "we're looking at making it part of a total system," Mr. Perry said.
The Islamists insisted that their religion did not permit such distinctions; Islam was a total system that encompassed all of life, including law and government.
While the trust's board of directors, its chief executive and chair have all been shown to have failed, laying the blame entirely upon them is to avoid a greater truth: the inquiry has unearthed a total system-wide failure to keep patients safe.
They view the free-market motorway pile-up of last autumn as a total systems failure.
The breakthrough in affordability is based on a total systems design approach, in which the cost of the photovoltaic electricity generation system is an important component.
Presently, there is a lack of methods to systematically screen and analyze design alternatives using a total systems approach.
The Ministry was particularly impressed with the Vickers submission, which included not only the aircraft design, but a "total systems concept" outlining all the avionics, support facilities and logistics needed to maintain the aircraft in the field.
