The phrase "a systematic list of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an organized and methodical compilation of items or information.
Example: "The report includes a systematic list of all the resources needed for the project."
Alternatives: "an organized inventory of" or "a structured catalog of".
We hypothesized that an archive database in conjunction with Morbidity and Mortality (M&M) review could be used to define a systematic list of post-surgical adverse events and identify areas for performance improvement.
A systematic list of these cytokines is provided in Table 5.
By using content analysis, the researcher explores textual data with the view to group together similar types of statements and to construct a systematic list of themes and categories.
Numerous cytokines with known or potential stimulatory activity on monocytes/Mφ have been identified, as schematically shown in the upper left quadrant of Figure 2. A systematic list of these stimuli and their known or potential functions is provided in Table 4.
Given the large number of private providers in the study cities and a lack of a systematic list of these providers, our approach ensures that we survey the facilities and providers where women in our study sample actually said they went for reproductive health services, thus permitting linkages between the household and facility-level surveys.
This quick, practical check-list (Additional file 1) contains a systematic list of final check points for before and after critically ill patients are moved, and includes: 1) systematic tasks to be carried out before each patient is transported, and 2) systematic patient and equipment checks (ABCDEF) to be carried out after each patient is moved, which focus on the essential points.
The white commercial farmers had, in fact, agreed to hand over two million acres, although they have been slow to make a systematic listing of available property.
The second stage involves a systematic listing of households in selected clusters.
The primary source of information was the systematic list of short advice on drug dosage at decreased renal function from the 1990s to 2002, created by IO-C, and widely used by Swedish physicians and medical students.
"But in terms of a systematic listing, this is the first time we have consolidated the information in a user-friendly way".
Steve Kichen and Justin Doebele combed through stacks of 20-Fs (see photo) to prepare what we think is the first systematic listing of executive compensation at 150 of the world's biggest companies.
