"systematically presented" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something that is set out in an organized or structured way. For example: "The data was systematically presented in a way that made it easy to understand."
Data on clinical outcomes were extracted and systematically presented.
Justification of convergence and verification of results are systematically presented.
The Catalan government systematically presented the improvements as a Catalan achievement, whereas in fact the major contribution came from central government, out of the rest of Spain's taxes.
The mathematical modelling approach to quantify the power output and conversion efficiency is systematically presented.
Their effects on thermal performance of the catalytic igniter are systematically presented.
The solutions are systematically presented in matrix forms and in terms of elementary harmonic functions.
This paper systematically presents the steady state operational characteristics of FACTS devices based on a voltage source converter.
This paper systematically presents recent research on the integrated optimization of hydroelectric energy in the upper and middle Yangtze River.
The aim of the present review was to systematically present and discuss the up to date available research regarding the relationship between adherence to dietary patterns and stroke.
This paper systematically presents the thermodynamic design of the supercritical organic Rankine cycle (SORC) and the aerodynamic design of its radial turbine for high temperature applications.
A sense of beat can be induced by isochronous pulses (as with a metronome) and by complex rhythmic structures that do not systematically present a sound on each beat3, thus indicating that the beat is not itself a property of the stimulus but requires endogenous processes to emerge4,5,6.
