"systemic effort" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe an effort that is made within a system, such as a company, to address or solve a problem. For example: "The company made a systemic effort to reduce their costs and find ways to maximize their profits."
But despite of all of this activity micro grids lack a systemic effort from the multi lateral system to build the market infrastructure required to truly scale their efforts.
Declining to impose racial quotas, Judge Garaufis nonetheless ruled that a systemic effort was required.
While universities have had decades of experience in having their research output evaluated, the Tef is the first systemic effort to gauge teaching outcomes.
In the sermons the Rev Jeremiah Wright, who presided over Obama's marriage and provided the title of his book Audacity of Hope, condemned what he described as a systemic effort to keep black people in poverty.
No one expects advances like this to make up 2,000 megawatts; rather, most conservation supporters say that a systemic effort can be a good part of other Indian Point alternatives.
Coverage for birth control and abortion has not been introduced by the law; but it has been neutralized economically across all health plans, as part of the plan's systemic effort to streamline fragmented health insurance markets and coverage.
"They were dysfunctional, they continue to be dysfunctional, and they won't reap the benefits of any of these systemic efforts until we get more highly qualified teachers and principals".
More and more employers are becoming aware of hiring and promotion biases and are making systemic efforts to change for the better.
As shown in Fig. 1, the number of disaster response policies starts to surge after 2003, to a great extent due to the systemic efforts of the central government to reflect on lessons learned and build a national management system in the wake of the 2003 SARS outbreak.
"Since Yerevan set a course for Eurasian Economic Union membership, it has come under systemic pressure from the West - and the rising tension over Nagornyy Karabakh is a component of these systemic efforts, especially since public blame will be shifted to Moscow". - South Caucasus expert Andrey Areshev in Nezavisimaya Gazeta.
A brief intervention is an effective way to improve jailed women's cervical health literacy, but should be provided alongside systemic efforts that expand access to correctional preventive health services, including the human papillomavirus vaccine, community-based cancer screenings, and health insurance after women leave jails and transition back to communities.
