The phrase "a systematic finding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a discovery or conclusion that has been reached through a methodical or organized approach, often in research or analysis contexts.
Example: "The study yielded a systematic finding that supports the hypothesis regarding the correlation between diet and health outcomes."
Alternatives: "a methodical discovery" or "an organized conclusion."
A method is presented for a systematic finding of all the bifurcation diagrams for a system of two differential equations containing two parameters.
A Liapunov Schmidt reduction procedure enables a systematic finding of the various singular points and division of the parameter space into regions with qualitatively different bifurcation diagrams, such as one with isolated branches of stable inhomogeneous solutions.
Consequently, since DHEA-S also remained stable in the intervention group as compared to the reference group that decreased this might be regarded as a systematic finding indicating better stress management and/or decreased stress level in the intervention group as compared to the reference group.
External cephalic version (ECV) for breech presentation at term is an effective means of reducing non-cephalic presentation and caesarean section, with a systematic review finding an overall ECV success rate of 68% (65 70%).
This is also concluded by Lazarus et al. in a systematic review, finding that food production animals, more apparent for poultry, may constitute a source of human extraintestinal ESCR-EC (expanded-spectrum cephalosporin-resistant Escherichia coli) infections.
A systematic review findings indicate that pharmacists led counselling improves clinical outcomes, quality of life, drug and disease knowledge, patients' satisfaction with service, and economic outcomes [ 4].
(1) We develop a systematic procedure for finding canonical message kernels.
In this work, a systematic search for finding chaotic systems with infinite equilibria is described.
A systematic procedure for finding suitable controlled variables based on only steady-state information is presented.
We note, however, that a systematic way of finding U g other than brute-force search remains widely open.
The framework offers a systematic procedure for finding the optimal design parameters associated with the hybrid model.
