The phrase "a systemic model of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing frameworks or approaches that consider the interrelated components of a system.
Example: "The researchers developed a systemic model of urban development to better understand the interactions between various factors."
Alternatives: "a comprehensive framework for" or "an integrated approach to".
Despite the lack of involvement of Isd/Hts during the pathogenesis of pneumonia, these studies establish that S. aureus strains unable to acquire iron through either the Hts or Isd systems are severely decreased in virulence in a systemic model of infection.
A systemic model of design error causation is then propagated.
A systemic model of error causation is propagated and subsequently used to develop a learning framework for design error prevention.
In this paper, we propose a systemic model of knowledge for innovation based on our analyses and argumentations, which is characterized by the knowledge content and context from the perspective of systems thinking.
The book offers a systemic model of the levels of change that would need to happen and then drills down into details.
Analysis of the mutant in a systemic model of infection was essentially performed as described previously (Wagener et al., 2008).
Generation of demolition waste data at the county level is the basis of the design of a systemic model for CDW management in a region.
The stages in the construction of a systemic model for analysing the problem that interests us – health science teaching – are adapted as the process unfolds.
Farmer and Weston [ 9] reported a more systemic model of research capacity-building developed from a general practitioner (GP) and primary health care perspective in an Australian context.
The zebrafish data here informed the use of a mammalian systemic model of infection.
These data are in accordance with previous research that describes this model as a local, rather than systemic, model of RA [ 22].
