The phrase "systematically plan and" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when discussing a plan that has been well thought out with attention to detail. For example, "We need to systematically plan and execute our marketing strategy in order to reach our goals."
Few slave rebellions were systematically planned, and most were merely spontaneous and quite short-lived disturbances by small groups of slaves.
According to research, education for nurses is not always systematically planned and developed and often relies on the interest area and assessment of the nurse educators.
This study investigated whether Mayday Safety Procedure translation could be enhanced by systematically planning and implementing a range of theory-informed and context-specific diffusion strategies.
To test the feasibility of the Fugl-Meyer Assessment of the Upper Extremity "keyform," derived from Rasch analysis, as a method for systematically planning and progressing rehabilitation.
The CBE curriculum is systematically planned and implemented with major similarities among institutions.
Based on the committee's evaluation of the submission forms, it appears to be difficult for health promotion organizations to describe the theoretical basis of their interventions, and interventions often appear not to have been systematically planned and developed based on established health behaviour change theory.
For the study reported in this paper, we have used the Intervention Mapping (IM) method to systematically plan, develop and evaluate the process of an influenza vaccination implementation strategy [ 14].
These principles and guidelines will, we hope, excite you to better listen to, discuss with and learn from children, families and communities, explore proven communication research and programmes, and systematically plan your own positive, measurable communication for development strategies.
Intervention mapping provide a framework to built a systematically planned theory- and evidence-based intervention, highly applicable to the desired population and to improve the quality of interventions [ 41, 48].
