The phrase "a systematic methodology of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a structured approach or process for achieving a specific goal or outcome.
Example: "The research paper outlines a systematic methodology of data collection and analysis to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "a structured approach to" or "a methodical process for".
The most important way of meeting this challenge is to adopt a systematic methodology of design.
A systematic methodology of phenomena-based chemical process intensification is studied in this paper.
This paper demonstrates that optimum weighting coefficients and inverse filters for microphone arrays can be accomplished, with the aid of a systematic methodology of mathematical programming.
Towards building a systematic methodology of algorithm design for applications of networked sensor systems, we formally define two link-wise communication models, the Collision Free Model (CFM) and the Collision Aware Model (CAM).
To select the weights of performance (Wl(s)) and robustness sensitivity (W3 s)), that for the time being doesn't have a systematic methodology of design, but rather, it is a translation that the designer should make on the required specifications.
Part 1 of this series studied the fundamentals of the reactor design and proposed a comprehensive design procedure, enabling a systematic methodology of designing and evaluating the rotary CLC reactor with different OCs and operating conditions.
The objective of this paper is to present a systematic methodology for performing analysis of sensitivity of process design due to uncertainties in property estimates.
A systematic methodology for design of tailor-made blended products has been developed.
This assessment presented a systematic methodology for assessment of wetland vulnerability in a social-ecological approach applying broad-scale ecosystem services and vulnerability functions.
Through a case study, this paper presents a systematic methodology for selection of the façade system for a building by accounting the social, economic, and environmental impacts of the decision.
This proved the importance of using a systematic methodology for the derivation of the membership functions for multivariable systems.
