The phrase "a systematized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been organized or arranged in a systematic manner.
Example: "The research team developed a systematized approach to data collection to ensure consistency and accuracy."
Alternatives: "an organized" or "a structured".
Robinson's lecture captures a common project of many TED presentations and, in fact, of the conference itself: closing the rift between a systematized, cumulative idea of higher thought (as we find in academia) and a more personal, directly applicable model (an ideal of entrepreneurship and the arts).
Most of the time, procedural steps like asking a patient's birthdate to confirm her identity, dispensing medications in a systematized, controlled way, and writing the surgeon's initials on the body part of the correct surgical site work well.
A systematic review is a highly systematized literature review on a focused clinical question that identifies, appraises, selects and synthesizes all the relevant high quality research evidence; this is a highly time-consuming process.
The Middle Way, a philosophy systematized in the second century by Nāgārjuna, seeks to chart a "middle way" between the extremes of essentialism and nihilism with the notion of two truths: the ultimate truth of emptiness and the relative truth of dependent existence.
Results through simulation show that the control schemes developed under this framework exhibit a better performance when compared with conventional expert or MPC controllers, while providing a highly systematized methodology for the analysis, design, and development of hybrid MPC controllers.
Along the way, IFYC has systematized a process for cultivating interfaith leaders and a blueprint for organizing Better Together campaigns, campus-based interfaith engagements that produce reliably positive outcomes, according to students and faculty.
A Japanese farmer, Mr. Takao Furuno, took this traditional Asian farming idea and systematized a method of 'Rice-Duck Farming' in the early 1990s.
He systematized a "quantitative" analysis of substances and was the inspiration for Geber, a Latin alchemist who developed an important corpuscular theory of matter.
LIFT has spent more than a decade systematizing what amounts to a social technology.
Powell writes that he "systematized a treatment of dialogue now scarcely possible to appreciate, so much has the Hemingway usage taken the place of what went before".
Telling the story of Lin's "scribal machine" today, she said, is a way of uncovering a little-known history of how the Chinese language was systematized into a form of "national writing" that was then disseminated by technology.
