"systematically examine" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe an action of being thorough and systematic in the examination of something. For example, "The students were asked to systematically examine the data."
Companies can also systematically examine how people go about their work.
A set of methods is proposed to systematically examine and calibrate the BR measurement system.
To systematically examine gross motor development in the first 18 months of life of preterm infants.
To select candidate functional SNPs at prostate cancer-risk loci, we systematically examine 146 risk SNPs and their LD SNPs (r2 ≥ 0.5) for a total of 6324 SNPs22.
To systematically examine the dynamics of cell wall biomolecules, we measured NMR relaxations and a series of 1D 13C spectra that select components with different mobilities.
Based on this enhanced understanding, a set of criteria was proposed and used to systematically examine the calibration methods.
Researchers used synthetic operons to systematically examine whether the number, length, or order of the genes in an operon modulates gene expression.
Before painting him as the devil, Mnookin recommends that you systematically examine the expected costs and benefits of dealing with him.
1) Systematically examine centenarians' perspectives on longevity and living in a nursing home (specifically food and hobby preferences).
The purpose of this study was to systematically examine the placenta in HLHS with and without growth abnormalities.
To systematically examine current evidence pertaining to information needs of informal caregivers of older adults with chronic health conditions.
