The phrase "a systematic course of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a structured and organized program or series of actions aimed at achieving a specific goal or outcome.
Example: "The university offers a systematic course of study that prepares students for careers in engineering."
Alternatives: "an organized program of" or "a structured series of".
A comprehensive and systematic course of action for identifying inmates who are suffering from mental disorder is maintained".
The reason of this is that the higher friction properties provide more systematic course of the VAG signals and decreased values of entropy.
The lecture theatre (which will also be refurbished in August) has transformed the gallery's teaching role - full houses of 350 not just to hear Bill Viola or Quentin Blake but also to hear about recent research and follow systematic courses of study.
A total of 539 medical postgraduates enrolled in a systematic statistics course completed the pre-form of the Survey of Attitudes Toward Statistics −28 scale, and 83 postgraduates were selected randomly from among them to complete the post-form scale after the course.
Indeed, the Star locates the unity, posited by the German Idealists at the beginning of their systems, in the redemptive conclusion of its systematic course.
Of course, greater neurogenesis in young animals might underpin a systematic 'gain-of-function' state.
Data were collected in the course of a systematic cytogenetic analysis of colorectal cancers operated at the Curie Institute, Paris.
Of course, a systematic assessment of the progress made in each country towards these goals would necessitate the existence of empirical data allowing measurement over time of the accomplishment of various targets, based on changes in indicators.
Although a systematic life-course approach was not taken, authors of various chapters have chosen to focus on women in specific age groups.
Both TBL and LBL were employed by Group A. During the first week, Group A received LBL, which covered complex and systematic courses such as Physical Examination of Nervous System, Nervous System Qualitative and Positioning Diagnosis Principles, Principles for Differential Diagnosis, as well as Cranial Neuropathy and Peripheral Neuropathy.
