The phrase "centralized processing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a method of organizing data and tasks, in which multiple operations are systematized and handled in a single location. For example, "The company implemented a system of centralized processing to streamline its customer service operations."
The distributed data-flows can avoid many performance bottlenecks attending centralized processing.
The model is tested in the context of designing both distributed and centralized processing system networks based on an industry-representative data set covering the South-eastern region of the United States.
That's another way of saying centralized processing.
In order to facilitate fast advanced centralized processing in the BS, antenna-specific UL CSI sounding pilots are needed [3].
In this case, SDWN controllers can take part as an enabling technology to perform centralized processing, becoming responsible for different wireless functions coordination [16, 17].
Successful employment of fortifi cation strategies requires centralized processing facilities, mechanisms for quality control, and social marketing and public education strategies (Nantel and Tontisirin, 2002; Uauy et al., 2002).
As the number of smart meters/sensors increases to more than hundreds of thousands, it is rather intuitive that the state-of-the-art centralized information processing architecture will no longer be sustainable under such a big data explosion.
This system, however, assumes a static availability of sensors and only allows centralized data processing.
Related study addresses centralized baseband processing [24, 25] and offline, that is, design-time resource allocation [26].
It is a concept that brings to mind the era of the mainframe computer, which centralized both processing power and information storage.
As the agency has done in the past, it centralized the processing of the surge at its Cincinnati office, where about 300 were flagged for further examination.
