"cultivated system" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to refer to a well-developed, organized system that has been established and grown over time. For example: "The company's cultivated system of customer service was one of the reasons it was so successful."
The company's leadership has consistently recognized the importance — organizational, strategic and financial — of a sales force that cultivated systems knowledge of its customers' IT needs and aspirations.
Permaculture: Ecosystem Mimicry provides an opportunity for you to cultivate ecological literacy by looking at the complex symbiotic relationships in both natural and cultivated systems while studying and experimenting with permaculture design.
By understanding the responses of species that have evolved in environments frequently exposed to heat stress, we will be better placed to manage the transition to a warmer environment in both wild and cultivated systems.
In accordance with this holistic image of the landscape the manifestation of these special elements and visual functions is reflective of the natural and cultural coherence and beauty of long functioning natural and cultivated landscape systems.
The results imply that under the cultivated land use system, losses of soil organic carbon were not fully compensated by organic matter inputs from the crop residues.
This synergistic effect of fungi and microalgae on nutrient removal from wastewater has great potential to be applied to pilot-scale wastewater-based wastewater system cultivated in continuous or semi-continuous mode.
Conversion of natural landscapes into cultivated and grazing systems cause an abrupt decline in soil organic matter and reduces the nutrient content of soil through reduced litter production, increase erosion rates and decomposition of organic matter by oxidation (Chen and Xu 2010).
The conjugate is able to regulate gene transcription in a cell-free system, in cultivated cells and also in in vivo system.
The increased use of dietary plant oil supplementation combined with high dietary lipid loads challenges the lipid transport systems of cultivated fish species.
The cocoa tree (Theobroma cacao L). is cultivated typically in agroforestry systems in close association with a rich list of tree species and other useful plants on the same plot.
