The phrase "a systematic system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a structured or organized approach to a particular process or methodology.
Example: "In order to improve efficiency, we need to implement a systematic system for tracking our inventory."
Alternatives: "an organized framework" or "a structured approach".
To counter the lack of experience and to evaluate the potential of energy and cost efficient solar cooling systems, a systematic system design study has been carried out covering most climatic regions worldwide.
A systematic system design methodology proves very valuable, since it avoids, or, at least reduces, numerous design iterations.
In works like Making it Explicit (1994) he develops a systematic system of normative pragmatics which examines the rules that should guide the exercise of linguistic practices.
This result shows that the causal approach yields a more systematic system selection - considering total drilling time variation.
It is preferable to use a controlled systematic system of names that are based on familiar biological names and terms, minimize ambiguity and support data mining.
As pharmaceutical dispensing data can be linked by NHI in New Zealand, a similar systematic system could also be implemented to monitor the care provision for people who are at high risk of complications.
Although the researchers did not use the term 'HFE' to describe their study, their approach used a systematic work system analysis and led to a solution firmly rooted in the HFE systems approach.
A systematic phase system selection was applied.
To do that there needs to be a systematic recording system so that we can build up a national picture of what is going on," she said.
The U.S. team broke a 27-year-old world record set by an East German team widely believed to be part of a systematic doping system.
This paper addresses the problem of the absence of a systematic information system for the fashion industry in India.
