The phrase "a systematic process with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a methodical approach that involves specific steps or components in a particular context.
Example: "The research project follows a systematic process with clearly defined stages to ensure thorough analysis."
Alternatives: "a methodical approach involving" or "a structured procedure that includes".
An effective executive makes these decisions as a systematic process with clearly defined elements and in a distinct sequence of steps.
The application of participatory watershed land-use management (PWLM), a systematic process with practical tools (e.g. scenario simulation, risk assessment), indicated that planned land-use conversion and projected climate change are likely to increase the intensity of flooding in the study area.
To sum up, the review studies are selected through a systematic process with pre-arranged criteria.
Survey items were translated and back translated following a systematic process with final approval from the principal investigators.
Thus, the toolbox was developed through a systematic process which began with inputs from the state-of-the-art reviews and the collection of international data and best practices, results of the assessment process and results from the field trials.
Likewise, in child protection, there needs to be a systematic process for consultation with local communities to ensure long-term viability and, above all, ownership.
Following a systematic process that began with a call for themes from the Movement membership, six articles have been commissioned and the series is expected to be launched at the second Global Mental Health Summit in Cape Town in October 2011.
Specifically, the thematic analysis approach employed is most closely related to framework analysis [ 32], which involves a systematic process of familiarisation with the data, identifying a thematic framework, indexing the themes, charting those themes into a hierarchical framework and then mapping and interpreting those themes.
The audit can be regarded as a spiral systematic process, with the ultimate goal of improving the quality of care.
Metabolic network reconstruction has matured into a methodological, systematic process with quality control and quality assurance steps that can be carried out according to standardized detailed protocols [ 3].
In this study, we applied a systematic process of handling the survival data with multiple approaches coupled with restrictive sensitivity analyses.
