The phrase "a systematic registration of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a methodical or organized process of recording information or data.
Example: "The study involved a systematic registration of all participant responses to ensure accuracy and reliability."
Alternatives: "an organized record of" or "a methodical documentation of".
Charities are worried that no plans for rehousing the children in safe alternative accommodation have been announced, and that there has so far been no attempt to begin a systematic registration of the children either by the French or the UK authorities.
In this light, our approach must be seen as the engine of a global methodology for the management of design projects, that impose a systematic registration of man-power.
Many stillbirths are preventable through simple interventions, and a systematic registration of stillbirths is the first step towards improving health system planning (5).
Dhaka 3 July 2008 Todayy, for the second time, Bangladesh observed national Birth Registration Day, calling for the prioritization of children in the national birth registration campaign and for a systematic registration of children at birth.
However, from a patient- and nursing-oriented perspective the relevance of a systematic registration of contractures in care-dependent older people is unclear unless their impact on functioning is understood.
Call to prioritize children in the national birth registration campaign Dhaka 3 July 2008 Todayay, for the second time, Bangladesh observed national Birth Registration Day, calling for the prioritization of children in the national birth registration campaign and for a systematic registration of children at birth.
After the selection and randomization, each child was checked in the Central Personal Registry, which contains a systematic registration on all Danish citizens regarding names, address, civil status, place of birth registration, and other basic information.
To ensure that the registration of the ONJ cases occurred independently of the identification of patients for the PASS of antiresorptive treatment, a systematic registration procedure of all ONJ cases in the three countries was launched, giving rise to the Scandinavian ONJ Cohort, comprising aggregated results of three national databases.
The objective was to evaluate in an international study the usefulness, applicability and sufficiency of a simple model for the systematic registration of clinical HP procedures in day life.
If we assume that the internal validity for assessing adverse events in RCT at least should be based on the percentage available for follow-up (i.e. 80% or more) and systematic registration of adverse events and a comparison against a control group, then using these criteria less than half of the prospective studies in this review were of inferior quality.
To overcome these problems it is necessary to develop a comprehensive, but simple model for the systematic registration of the most important and frequent clinical HP activities that is compatible with current patient administration systems.
