The phrase "a systematic form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a structured or organized method or approach to something.
Example: "The research was presented in a systematic form, allowing for easy understanding of the findings."
Alternatives: "an organized method" or "a structured approach."
It was the Nazis who first turned photography into a systematic form of propaganda.
An investigation by the United Nations found that rape has been used as a systematic form of intimidation throughout the country.
Legendre published his own researches in number theory and those of his predecessors in a systematic form under the title Théorie des nombres, 2 vol. (1830).
Others claim Jesus as their founder, when the fact that he didn't present his teachings in anything like a systematic form, but rather engaged with existing Jewish teaching, implies otherwise.
India has made some attempt to address ethnic inequality: Dalits, adivasis and other disadvantaged classes (but not Muslims) benefit from a systematic form of affirmative action – quota systems – in political representation, access to education and public sector jobs.
SHADD and its elements are specified in a systematic form and an illustration of its application on the architecture of a real system is also presented.
So far, no one has figured out how to get meaningful outside data in any systematic form.
What they found was that these poets employed a highly systematic form of expression, a special oral language of formulaic phrases, typical scenes, and story patterns that enabled their mnemonic and artistic activities.
Neither entirely de jure (by law) or de facto (a matter of fact), this is a more systematic form of racial discrimination.
For example, the NorAQ psychological violence items reflect a more systematic form of violence experienced during a longer time period or under fear or threat.
It is impossible to say whether a more systematic form of oversight on the part of the CEPH, that addressed the potential for group and/or individual dignitary harm, would have avoided these outcomes or resulted in published research better aligned with participants' (presumed) expectations.
