The phrase "a worldwide system of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a system that operates on a global scale, often in contexts related to technology, communication, or governance.
Example: "The organization aims to establish a worldwide system of communication that connects people across different continents."
Alternatives: "a global network of" or "an international framework for".
Desperate, Tesla revealed that the almost finished Wardenclyffe was meant not just for a worldwide system of communications, but also for transmitting cheap electric power without transmission lines.
Lester says there are still things to appreciate in the tax overhaul, such as moving the United States toward a "territorial" rather than a "worldwide" system of taxing corporate profits.
Today, NASA's Space Geodesy Project (SGP) operates a worldwide system of modern geodetic sites, including the broadband VGOS (VLBI Global Observing System) network, in collaboration with international partners around the globe.
British Empire, a worldwide system of dependencies colonies, protectorates, and other territories that over a span of some three centuries was brought under the sovereignty of the crown of Great Britain and the administration of the British government.
The danger of running aground was lessened by a worldwide system of lighthouses, lightships, buoys, bells, and channel markers; the development of these aids to navigation is treated in the article lighthouse.
The establishment of a postgraduate certificate course in hydrogen safety engineering at the University of Ulster (starting in January 2007) as a first step in the development of a worldwide system of hydrogen safety education and training is described.
David Schweikert of Arizona, Environment Subcommittee Chair "When you think about the complexity of a worldwide system and the amount of data you'd have to capture, and how you adjust for a sunspot, and how you adjust for a hurricane and I think it's incredibly arrogant for the Al Gores of the world to stand up and say the world is coming to an end".
He wrote, "Armaments built at risk to Denver become part of a worldwide system so open to error and malfunction that it is reasonable to believe many of us will, at a scarcely imaginable but exact time, die from them".
AMERICA is a land of immigrants, but some of its biggest companies are keen to emigrate, driven abroad by high tax rates and America's "worldwide" system of taxation, which grabs a share of their foreign profits.
The 35 percent corporate income tax would be lowered to 25 percent and the existing worldwide system of taxing corporate profits would be changed to a territorial system where only domestic profits are subject to United States corporate taxation.
On the corporate side of the tax code, the business income tax rate would be lowered to 25 percent from 35 percent, and the existing worldwide system of taxing corporate profits would be changed to a territorial system where only domestic profits are subject to U.S. corporate taxation.
