The phrase "have systematically developed" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something has been deliberately and methodically developed over time. Example: Our company has systematically developed a new product line that meets the needs of our customers.
These γ deformed grains had systematically developed deformation bands which consisted of elements that had rotated by up to ∼30° about the 〈1 1 1〉 parallel to the normal direction.
In recent years, TOD has also been widely advocated and applied in China; however, so far no study has systematically developed a TOD typology in a Chinese context.
The truth is probably somewhat less dramatic than what is claimed, as the industry already has a high degree of technology adaptation and has systematically developed digital channels, with GEICO and Progressive as good examples.
Our laboratory has systematically developed technology to accelerate collagen deposition in vitro by introducing macromolecules into the culture medium.
As summarized by Brownson et al. [ 5], several microscale audit tools have been systematically developed and have demonstrated good inter-observer agreement.
Over the past two decades, RS have been systematically developed to meet the needs of RS adolescents, who often have mental health and substance use problems [ 3– 5] as well as cognitive difficulties [ 6].
While a number of guidelines have been written in the past several years for use by incidental helpers, none have been systematically developed or evaluated.
However, it is two later theorists—Frank Jackson (1994; 1998a; 1998b; 2004) and David Chalmers (1996; 2002b; 2004c; 2006a 2006a)—who have most systematically developed and defended generalized 2D semantics as a way of reconciling the lessons of semantic externalism with the traditional apriori approach to meaning and modality.
A 'bank' of 100 text messages have been systematically developed through an iterative process and based on current national guidelines.
Countries are fundamentally interdependent with regards to plant genetic resources, and in particular for crop genetic resources which have been systematically developed, improved and exchanged without interruption over millennia.
