The phrase "a systematic force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a consistent and organized influence or power that affects a situation or outcome.
Example: "The researchers identified a systematic force that contributed to the changes in climate patterns over the decades."
Alternatives: "an organized influence" or "a structured power".
But if the goal is to predict at the broader level of the city, Currid-Halkett's examples actually highlight a systematic force influencing artists' decisions in choosing their locations.
In their book, "The Party Decides," political scientists Marty Cohen, David Karol, Hans Noel and John Zaller argue that "party leaders, aligned groups, and activists" have been a "systematic force in presidential nominations".
Human 11β-HSD2 was then minimized for 100,000 iterations with Discover 3 (Accelrys Inc., San Diego, CA, USA) using the extensible and systematic force field (ESFF), with a distant dependent dielectric constant of 2, to model water in the protein.
This is because the correlation between fecundity fluctuations of parent and offspring, unlike that due to population fluctuations, does not decrease with population size, making it a systematic selective force.
A systematic study on the assessment of predictive power of extensible and systematic force field (ESFF) has been carried out by taking azurin as a model metalloprotein.
Limited force was used in Georgia, Azerbaijan, and the Baltic states to quell nationality problems, though Gorbachev was never prepared to use systematic force in order to reestablish the centre's control.
Define M x) as the probability that x increases by systematic force that include mutation and selection.
Recordings of FM patients were inspected for indication of systematic force reduction with successive MVCs, but no such effect was found.
The step in 2009 seemed to stem from two inter-related reasons: a desire to ape Pep Guardiola's Barcelona and play more progressive, open football, something that was facilitated by the liberalisation of the offside law, which effectively killed the offside trap as a systematic tactic, forcing defensive lines back and so creating a greater playing area in midfield.
My optimism lies in the hope that the decline of force over the centuries is a real phenomenon, that is the product of systematic forces that will continue to operate, and that we can identify those forces and perhaps concentrate and bottle them.
It is even reported that systematic forced labour has been adopted.
