The phrase "a systematic viewpoint" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a perspective or approach that is organized, methodical, and based on a structured analysis of a subject.
Example: "In order to address the complex issue effectively, we need to adopt a systematic viewpoint that considers all relevant factors."
Alternatives: "an organized perspective" or "a methodical approach".
In this way, the differential coexpression value (dC) was summarized at the level of biological pathway, which characterized transcriptomic behaviors from a more systematic viewpoint than at the gene level.
In SfM, this is represented by a series of systematic viewpoints; overlapping photographs are taken from multiple angles around the object, either by moving around the artefact, or by moving the object on a turntable in front of a camera on a tripod.
The mid-air collision hazard and its associated risk are re-examined from both an historical and a systematic engineering modelling viewpoint.
For instance, the enormous amount of data from so-called high-throughput biological experiments has introduced a systematic or network viewpoint to traditional biology.
Therefore, in this paper, we investigate this effect in a systematic way from the viewpoint of a gravity sensor based on magnetic suspension.
From the viewpoint of a systematic designing method for a chemical vapor deposition (CVD) reactor, double-wafer hot-wall and single-wafer cold-wall environments for silicon epitaxial film growth are studied, for the first time, by means of numerical calculations using the transport and epitaxy model which is effective for the SiHCl3 H2 system at atmospheric pressure.
Our aim was to provide a comprehensive overview of the pros and cons of the SWD from a multidisciplinary viewpoint, moving beyond a systematic review only reiterating previously discussed aspects.
In the participants' viewpoint, not only is a systematic assessment of human resource requirements lacking, but one of the factors impeding productivity and effective care is a lack of coordination among different workgroups.
The interpretation is not based on a systematic review of the literature but reflects a viewpoint in the light of what we considered as the most relevant studies for the reasons explained below.
