The phrase "a systematic and extensive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a thorough and organized approach to a particular subject or task.
Example: "The research team conducted a systematic and extensive review of the literature to ensure all relevant studies were included."
Alternatives: "a thorough and comprehensive" or "an organized and wide-ranging".
However, despite of the dynamic nature of this research area, a systematic and extensive review of recent research on IIIE is unavailable.
Despite of the dynamic nature of the research on Industry 4.0, however, a systematic and extensive review of recent research on it is has been unavailable.
We have performed a systematic and extensive validation of the algorithm with one-dimensional problems (inviscid moving shock and viscous shock-structure interaction), two-dimensional problems (inviscid steady and unsteady shocked flows and viscous shock-boundary layer interaction), and a three-dimensional supersonic turbulent flow over a ramped cavity.
In summary, we have performed a systematic and extensive investigation of how optogenetic feedback control can be used to precisely control neuronal firing levels during perturbations that strongly affect network excitability, across time scales ranging from seconds to days, both in vitro and in vivo.
To avoid such confounding effects, a unique systematic and extensive repeated design of paired sampling plots of different land-use types was adopted on Ordos Plateau, N China.
As a consequence of the present database [ 11], we are able to take into account the effect of external environment in a much more systematic and extensive way than before.
This work presents a systematic generation and extensive study of phase diagrams of proteins.
A possible explanation is the systematic and extensive sampling of the spleen, which may have been able to adequately represent the heterogeneity of SS distribution.
To get a whole picture on the relative performance of these methods, systematic and extensive in silico experiments were carried out covering an unprecedented wide region of the parameter space.
Pappé argues that the new documents prove that the expulsion of 730,000 Palestinians was more premeditated, systematic and extensive than Morris had ever acknowledged.
