The phrase "around the systematic" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing systems or methodologies, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "We need to think around the systematic approach to find innovative solutions."
Alternatives: "regarding the systematic" or "concerning the systematic".
"You continue to see this around the country, the systematic targeting of black people.
Kyle Rabin, New York Director, Network for New Energy Choices Nicholas Kristof ("One girl's courage," Views, Oct. 14) sheds light on one of the most horrific crimes around the world: the systematic rape of young girls in countries in conflict.
We therefore attribute the large residuals in the horizontal velocities around Katla to the systematic underprediction of these FEM models in the horizontal, possibly aggravated by the increased melting in recent years.
Following the US elections I was asked by a friend "How do you cope?" What she was really asking was, how do you cope with the multitude of information from all around the world on the systematic violence and discrimination women, trans* and intersex individuals and defenders face?
The material that Bradley Manning is alleged to have leaked has highlighted astonishing examples of U.S. subversion of the democratic process around the world, systematic evasion of accountability for atrocities and killings, and many other abuses.
"The material that Bradley Manning is alleged to have leaked has highlighted astonishing examples of U.S. subversion of the democratic process around the world, systematic evasion of accountability for atrocities and killings, and many other abuses," he wrote.
The systematic extermination of around 80% of the Herero people and 50% of the Nama was the work both of German soldiers and colonial administrators; banal, desk-bound killers.
Rees skilfully charts the development of Nazi antisemitic measures, from segregation and discrimination in the years before the second world war to ghettoisation and deportation during the war, culminating in the systematic extermination of around six million Jews.
Most of the systematic debate centers around where within holometabolous insects Strepsiptera fit best (Fig. 2) (Kristensen 1999; Hwang et al. 1998; Bonneton et al. 2006), implying that their ancestors undoubtedly had compound eyes.
