systematization

systematize | Business English

systematize
verb[ T ]
(UK alsosystematise)uk /ˈsɪstəmətaɪz/us
to organize something according to a particular system:
The mentoring process needs to be systematized in order to be truly effective.

Examples of systematize

systematize
She kept detailed notes on her classes and students' progress, but she was not interested in systematizing or fixing her work.
Our proof systematizes the above ideas by introducing an abstract notion of walls and holes.
The proper employment of such indicators is to measure what can reasonably be measured, and to systematize those judgements that are broadly comparative in nature.
To systematize postgraduate education and supervision, a graduate school system, established in 1995, combines state-of-the-art research with training programs.
In our research, the ontology acts as the data structure and the model to systematize the representation of the design semantics.
The domain ontology systematizes the fundamental aspects of the design semantics by defining taxonomies organized in a hierarchical structure.
This is an interesting book that attempts to systematize life and its origin in an information-theoretic manner.
The references are systematized according to the disease category.
The references are systematized according to the strategy for cancer therapy.
The need to systematize and legitimize a body of knowledge about faith was common to many university theologians.
Thousands of different reactions and decay modes were investigated and systematized, mostly without any bearing on theory.
At first, this knowledge was not collected, collated, and systematized.
The dream was to quantify these forces as the basis for systematizing the convoluted relations among substances throughout nature.
Its rigorous demonstrations reach perfection and such systematized abstraction has immense consequences.
We systematized an enormous quantity of the research literature, including all studies that had been used by proponents to promote premature infant massage.
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