The phrase "famous system" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a well-known or widely recognized system in a specific context, such as technology, education, or governance.
Example: "The famous system of checks and balances is fundamental to the functioning of the U.S. government."
Alternatives: "renowned system" or "well-known system."
That's why, Maraval says, "The famous system of aid for the French cinema only profits a minority of parvenus".
The country's famous system of collective wage-bargaining, virtually unchanged for five decades, is itself being challenged, as employers seek more flexible settlements negotiated by individual companies and their workers.
The sparse nature of the electrical power grids as well as electrical signals is exploited to introduce alternative mathematical formulations to address some of the most famous system modeling problems in power engineering through a compressive signal processing or a sparse system identification framework.
As the illustrative examples, the famous Lorenz system and Rössler system are considered here.
It was Schelling's desire, as attested by his famous work System des transzendentalen Idealismus (1800; "System of Transcendental Idealism"), to unite his concept of nature with Fichte's philosophy, which took the ego as the point of departure.
Even its famous welfare system has been found wanting.
Famous for system, which never before included telepathy.
If the person is famous, the system breaks down and all pretence of anonymity goes.
but, like the city's famous Metro system, it's a little harder to navigate.
"Two thumbs up for you, Roger," he wrote, mimicking Ebert's famous scoring system for movie reviews.
Beyond other protections like its famous dike system and moving homeowners out of flood zones, the Netherlands is particularly deft at preserving and restoring dunes.
