The phrase "a systematic series of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a methodical or organized sequence of events, actions, or items.
Example: "The research involved a systematic series of experiments to test the hypothesis."
Alternatives: "an organized sequence of" or "a methodical progression of".
Series (II) A systematic series of PrCa cases, ascertained through the Urology Unit of the Royal Marsden Hospital, London, UK over the period 1992 1993.
A systematic series of four amorphous poly arylene ether ketone)s were compared.
A systematic series of well-defined aromatic polyesters and a poly-para-phenylene with aliphatic side chains were investigated.
His lavish lifestyle was being paid for by people whose money was "taken and not given back", in a "systematic series of frauds".
This was a systematic series of things that happened, and what I want from executives at News International is people to start taking responsibility for this".
We also conduct a systematic series of experiments and parameter studies that determine the effect on performance of using different numbers of combined recognition channels.
In a systematic series on a cohort of 500 brain tumor patients routinely reviewed as a part of daily patient care, some degree of disagreement was present in 42.8%, which was considered serious in 8.8% [ 2].
The method is based on the development of a systematic series which can be used for the solution of the optimum propulsor design problem.
Blends consisting of a systematic compositional series of starch/poly ethylene-co-vinyl alcohol) were starch/poly ethylene-co-vinylstarch/poly ethylene-co-vinyl
A systematic test series of 17 discrete measurements was carried out with municipal waste samples of 1.0 1.7 m3.
FOD design parameters are then introduced and discussed and decisions were taken regarding creation of a FOD systematic series.
