The phrase "highly systematized" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something that is very organized or structured according to a system. For example, "This mathmatical equation is highly systematized, making it easy to understand."
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 entire Comedy is an allegory, a symbolic representation of the highly systematized theology that St. Thomas Aquinas and other Scholastic philosophers distilled from the Bible, the Church Fathers, and Aristotle in the late Middle Ages.
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.
His campaign for McKinley in 1896 broke new ground because of its highly systematized and centralized nature, as well as for its fundraising success.
The American circus parade, which subsequently became a national institution, became the climax of a highly systematized publicity campaign to arouse interest in the circus during its brief appearance at any one place.
On the East Coast, the New York Tribune wrote of the doubters, "They are certain that no six-year-old could have written these chronicles, so rich in classic lore, so well sustained in narrative interest, and, above all, so extensive that the mere physical labor involved would be worthy of a highly systematized author of bestsellers".
In addition to all these innovative but highly structured and systematized approaches and procedures, we alsoperformed bootstrap analysis, sampling the datasets with replacements 1,000 times, and calculating the frequency (f) of markers (genes) for inclusion in the model for each bootstrap sample.
Although powerful technologies for gene expression analysis, e.g. microarrays and SAGE [3], are nowadays well systematized and highly reliable, the overall procedure for differential gene expression profiling still suffers from several flaws.
His successor, Origen, systematized these hermeneutical principles.
The industrial age systematized our access to things.
Toxicology was first systematized by the Spanish physician Matthieu Orfila (1787 1853).
