The phrase "systematic education" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a system or process of teaching: "The systematic education of its students is one of the hallmarks of this school."
Few residency training programs include systematic education about educational issues that affect children's lives and success in school.
I don't have enough systematic education to do that.
In the absence of systematic education and in the face of the hostility of the Christian population, this attempt was also doomed to failure.
A nephew of the anti-Trinitarian theologian Laelius Socinus, Faustus had no systematic education but early began to reject orthodox Roman Catholic religious doctrines.
Teaching the merely sightless was not enough to slake Howe's ambitions, though, and when his friend Harriet Martineau suggested that he attempt what had never been done before -- the systematic education of the deaf-blind -- Howe leaped at the idea.
Only one police academy in China in Yunnan in the south-west, the first province to experience a serious AIDS problem provides systematic education about HIV to its cadets.Public-security officials suffer from the misperceptions about AIDS common in China.
These could largely be rectified with systematic training and education, with the nursing cohort being receptive to this.
Clearly, getting to zero is going to take systematic training and education for clinicians.
Mean age of participants was 26.5 years (M=26.5; SD=3.7, range 21 41), 57.1% were male, 73.8% had experienced 5 years of medical college training and 42.1% had taken formal systematic statistical education (as a course).
The quality of the relationship between the doctor and the patient is decisive in the success of any treatment, whether it involves medication, psychiatric management, or psychotherapy; but in China systematic clinical education of psychiatrists and psychologists has been insufficient.
But, although Stoppard insists there was no overnight Damascene conversion, his biographer, Ira Nadel, says that his "systematic political education began in earnest in 1976 when he became interested in the plight of Soviet dissidents".
