The phrase "a systematic means for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a structured method or approach to achieve a specific goal or outcome.
Example: "The research provides a systematic means for analyzing the effectiveness of various teaching methods."
Alternatives: "a structured approach to" or "an organized method for".
The analytical framework presented provides a systematic means for two-dimensional geomorphic change detection and pattern analysis that can be applied to other landscapes.
The concept of landscape evolution space (LES) is introduced as a tool for assessing landscapes and geomorphic systems, intended to be a systematic means for assessing the various factors that contribute to the potential for change in geomorphic systems.
While the legislation provided additional resources for law enforcement and a systematic means for regulating the use of most psychoactive drugs, it also did away with mandatory minimum sentences and provided more support for treatment and research.
Russia has developed a systematic means for integrating the natural knowledge into humankind's technology using 'Teoriya Resheniya Izobretatelskikh Zadatch (TRIZ)', i.e. the theory of inventive problem solving, which provides an objective framework based on functionality for accessing solutions from other technologies and sciences.
Companies still groping for solutions need something management science lacks: a systematic means of engaging with senior leaders as individuals.
As a way to address these and related problems – i.e. to provide a more systematic means for accounting for the interpretation of evaluative stance and attitudinal typing in discourse – this paper offers a proposal for enhancement of the account of invocation offered by Martin and White (2005: 67).
Parametric methods constitute a formal and systematic means for the analysis and modeling of dynamic systems and are superior to non-parametric methods in many ways.
Design patterns have been used as a formal or systematic means for extracting and patterning knowledge about good design choices, as well as capturing lessons learned associated with poor design choices (or so-called anti-patterns).
If the approach was to be reproducible and usable for others then a clearly-defined, systematic means for identifying relevant published models or theories was required, from which to generate the a priori framework for the synthesis.
For vendors and other service providers, VRM is the customer-side counterpart of CRM (or Customer Relationship Management) and other systematic means for engaging individuals.
For vendors and other service providers, VRM is the customer-side counterpart of CRM (or [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Customer_Relationship_Management Customer Relationship Management]) and other systematic means for engaging individuals.
