The phrase "systemic form" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to something that is related to or affecting an entire system or organization. Example: The company's poor management practices led to a systemic form of corruption, affecting every aspect of the business.
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But doctors are using a growing number of treatments for people like Mr. Nickerson, who have the more serious systemic form, also called systemic sclerosis.
In about 10 percent of people with discoid lupus, the disease will evolve into the more severe systemic form of the disorder.
There are two main types of scleroderma: a systemic form called progressive systemic scleroderma, which can be life-threatening, and a localized form, which is usually not as serious.
The major therapy that has been used is corticosteroids both in systemic form and particularly as inhalational therapy.
LS is differentiated from the systemic form of the disease, sclerosis, the Raynaud phenomenon (i.e., internal organ involvement).
With the adoption of the millennium development goals, an approach to development that focuses on the fulfilment of basic needs, all advocacy that challenging systemic forms of injustice became virtually redundant.
I agree with Drs. Mittelman, Gil and Wronka and Mr. Hussey about the more insidious and widespread effects of structural or systemic forms of violence.
The Confederate battle flag should not fly over any state capital or be used in any official capacity – but its removal from the public square is not enough to deal with issues that affect racism in its insidious and systemic forms.
Systemic forms of amyloidosis include primary amyloidosis, secondary amyloidosis and familial amyloidosis.
Since he had declined all systemic forms of therapy, the patient was counselled to administer an Ozurdex injection.
