The phrase "a systematic collection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a methodically organized group of items, data, or information that has been gathered for a specific purpose.
Example: "The researcher presented a systematic collection of data that highlighted the trends over the past decade."
Alternatives: "an organized compilation" or "a methodical assembly".
A curatorial assessment for stratigraphic collections to determine suitability for incorporation into a systematic collection.
However, a systematic collection of Korean materials only began after a renewed interest in Korean Studies emerged in the early 1950s.
In 2011 the National Marine Fisheries Service began a systematic collection of performance indicators for U.S. fisheries managed under catch shares.
Finally, and not least important, he was the first person in history to build up a research library, a systematic collection of works to be used by his colleagues and to be handed on to posterity.
The SPC ultimately intents to build a systematic collection of court decisions, which shall provide the people's courts with a reliable data base for reference in deciding cases in the future.
Darwin's young colleague, George Romanes, compiled a systematic collection of stories and anecdotes about the behaviour of animals, upon which he built an elaborate theory of the evolution of intelligence.
Given the ever-increasing accumulation of genomic data we performed a new systematic collection of the gene-neighborhoods centered on these operon types by searching 11,123 bacterial genomes deposited in the Genbank database.
We performed a retrospective systematic collection of data from between January 1999 and December 2008 in seven cities in Shandong province, China, identified 72 patients with jejunoileal hemorrhage and analyzed the relevant clinical data.
The BRFSS provides perhaps the best opportunity for a national systematic collection of data on behavioral determinants of exposure as well as the knowledge, perceptions, and attitudes underlying these behaviors.
"These are companies that have been deputised to be in the middle of a new, massive, systematic collection regime, against their will," Harris said.
This is closely connected with the second pillar, the EMPODAT ECOTOX module, a platform for systematic collection and evaluation of the relevance and reliability of ecotoxicity studies which aims to become an essential tool for the European community of ecotoxicologists for the derivation and harmonization of predicted no-effect concentration (PNEC) threshold levels.
