Translation guide
The act or process of arranging something according to a system or organized method. In Japanese, this concept is often expressed through nouns and verbs related to organization, structuring, and methodical arrangement.
Expressing the act of making something systematic or methodical
The most direct equivalent, meaning 'systematization' or 'organizing into a system'. Used for abstract systems like knowledge, theories, or organizations.
Systematization of knowledge is important.
Often used for organizing people, groups, or physical things into a structured system. Can imply forming an organization.
We are promoting the systematisation of workers.
Used when turning a process into a formal system, often with IT or business connotations.
We aim for the systematisation of operations.
Expressing the idea of arranging things in a logical, step-by-step manner
Refers to putting things in order, maintaining, or developing infrastructure/systems. Often used for physical or institutional arrangements.
Systematisation of the legal system is necessary.
Means 'sorting out' or 'organizing'. Can be used for tidying up or arranging information systematically.
Expressing the creation of a formal set of rules or standards
体系化 (taikeika) is for abstract systems like knowledge or theories. 組織化 (soshikika) is for organizing people or groups. システム化 (shisutemuka) is for implementing a system, often with technology.
Systematise a theory.
Systematise a union.
Systematise the reception work.
I systematise the data.