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intersystem

  • a word derived from system.
    system
    noun
    an assemblage or combination of things or parts forming a complex or unitary whole.

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In fact, most business and IT managers accept the lack of intersystem collaboration as a given, an inevitable limit that must be worked around.

From Forbes Sep. 25, 2012

As you know," Al explained patiently, "there is an unwritten agreement throughout the Galaxy that if any system conquers too many other systems, an intersystem police force is formed to cut the conqueror down.

From Mr. President by Arr, Stephen

"But I have to worry about feeding this overpopulated system of ours, which would starve if it weren't for intersystem trade—a significant part of which is carried on through the planetoids."

From Mr. President by Arr, Stephen