"systematic thinking" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you would like to emphasize that someone is analyzing or thinking about something in an organized and logical manner. For example: "Her systematic thinking enabled her to come up with an innovative solution to the problem."
But in person, he is deliberate and systematic, thinking three steps ahead; if his eyebrow even lifts, there are plenty of staff members available to interpret his needs.
Systematic thinking in alternatives is also a control mechanism.
Developing an agile brain could be more important than you think - as we see automation replace more jobs associated with systematic thinking, as individuals and collectively more of us will need to hone their abilities to think creatively, intuitively and empathetically in order to thrive in a changing jobs markets.
Science is about systematic thinking.
Chess teaches pattern recognition, systematic thinking and flexibility in adapting to changing situations.
"What I'm ultimately talking about is shedding systematic thinking," he said.
"There's nothing wrong with systematic thinking, but we shouldn't stop there," he says.
Last summer, some students in the club landed internships at established design and innovation consultancies including SYPartners and Continuum while others applied systematic "design thinking" principles within other industries.
"In many respects," Garduque said, "this is being more deliberate and systematic and thinking about when the criminal justice system should come into play and treating everyone with dignity and respect".
Therefore, we should take full advantage of system theory, cybernetics and their methods to guide study of development control with whole-systematic thinking.
Scientific-systematic thinking is an excellent tool for rejecting what merely appears to be true and for seeing through private interests.
