The word 'systematise' is correct and usable in written English.
It means to organize or arrange methodically and systematically. You can use it when talking about organizing or arranging something methodically and systematically. Example sentence: We need to systematise our approach in order to be more efficient.
Any attempt to professionalise or systematise the Olympic volunteering is likely to fail.
Apparently, differing neural networks in male and female brains really do encourage the former to systematise and the latter to empathise.
Grammarians and, later, printers adopted the marks, and tried to systematise them, as aids to semantic understanding on the page.
Hence the various attempts to elevate it, complicate it, systematise it.
Kate Watkins, director of the Welsh NHS Employers Unit, says PSMW's innovation has been to systematise the process, training mentors to a common standard.
It's appalling that in this era of greater transparency and accountability brought on by the internet, the US of all countries would try to systematise sock puppetry.
It is all part of the promise of connected and self-driving cars, which allow data about individual journeys, routes and vehicles to be centrally monitored, controlled and systematised.
The Fed's new swap lines with other central banks are an important reassurance for countries that face a liquidity squeeze; those swap lines deserve to be systematised and broadened.Modest as they sound, such repairs will be difficult and time-consuming.
That has been done haphazardly in the past, but Dr Yuan and his team have systematised the process.
He never systematised his ideas in a substantial book.
This connects the extreme systematising patterns of thought which make a good mathematician with the preponderance of men among those with Asperger's syndrome, a form of autism that does not harm a person's general intelligence.
