'systematic mind' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe someone who is detail-oriented, organized, and methodical in their thinking. For example, "Her systematic mind ensured that she never overlooked any of the important details in her work."
"At the start, I didn't expect my three-year research process to take me into the world of conspiracy theory, systematic mind-control, and pop stardom," Kay tells The Creators Project.
Duality-of-mind theories (see Gawronski & Creighton, 2013), which describe and compare the automatic (heuristic) and the reflective (systematic) minds, reveal that a figurative form of material is appropriate for automatic (System 1: Kahneman, 2011) processing.
Although Nixon had nurtured fantasies of deploying his fledgling anti-drug force to assassinate traffickers, even soliciting anti-Castro Cuban leaders to provide the necessary killers, Bonner had something more systematic in mind.
Bearing this in mind, systematic analyses of the prevalence of MAP in Swiss dairy cattle are indicated.
We scrutinized the entire lepidopteran fossil record with a systematic approach in mind and found three major taphonomic or research biases.
Says she was inspired by the US writer-activist Marge Piercy's feminist sci-fi novel Woman on the Edge of Time (1976), in which the heroine – a woman detained and drugged in a New York psychiatric hospital – is visited by a time-traveller from a utopian future world, but fears what could unfold instead is a dystopia where systematic use of mind-control secures the elite's power.
In fact, survey participants did not mind the systematic technology but did report a lack of resources, including computer, Internet, or paid time to use online ICT systems.
With these limitations in mind, a systematic review was performed of epilepsy surgery studies aiming at identifying the positive and negative prognostic predictors of surgical outcome.
For example, which countries should top the list for the expansion of childhood vaccine programs from low to middle income countries can be profoundly affected by how vigilant we are in keeping systematic disadvantage squarely in mind (Shebaya, Sutherland, Levine & Faden 2010).
