The phrase "are systematically organized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a methodical arrangement or structure of items, ideas, or data.
Example: "The files in the archive are systematically organized to ensure easy access and retrieval."
Alternatives: "are methodically arranged" or "are structured in a systematic way."
But he gave a proper object to anthropology: not simply as a study of human nature, but a systematic study of how cultural practices vary, how cultural differences are systematically organized".
In the paper, they are systematically organized as follows.
Modelling approaches are systematically organized and classified including advantage, drawbacks and limitations.
The dynamic studies are systematically organized using a new "decrement diagram" technique which displays the influence of two feedback parameters on closed-loop system bifurcations.
These rather diverse approaches are systematically organized and explained by using many examples from the literature and with a particular emphasis on the research of the author's group(s).
The curated quantitative data in PhenoMiner are systematically organized by four ontologies: rat strain ontology (RS) (9), clinical measurement ontology (CMO), measurement method ontology (MMO) and experimental condition ontology (XCO) (10, 11).
Nowadays, people who have been evicted from their homes and organizations like consumer organizations, residents associations, labour unions and the Plataforma de Afectados por las Hipotecas (PAH, spanish for Platform for those Affected by Mortgages) are systematically organizing to stop the court bailiff from evicting families who failed to keep up with the mortgage payments.
The vast inventory of recorded information can be useful only if it is systematically organized and if mechanisms exist for locating in it items relevant to human needs.
Lowe "has never been systematically organized to pursue new business," Mr. Bell said during the conference call, adding that was a primary reason the agency "is going through a difficult patch".
These effects are created by their collaboration or cooperation whether it may be systematically organized or not.
