järjestelmällisemmistä

The Finnish word "järjestelmällisemmistä" is the elative plural form of the adjective "järjestelmällinen". This adjective translates to "systematic" or "methodical" in English. Therefore, "järjestelmällisemmistä" refers to "from more systematic" or "from more methodical" things or entities.

In its grammatical context, "järjestelmällisemmistä" would be used in sentences describing a comparison or a transition. For instance, one might say that a certain approach is more systematic than another, and the phrase would be used to indicate the origin or starting point of this increased systematicity. It implies a movement or selection from a group of things that are already systematic, towards those that exhibit a higher degree of systematic order or method.

The concept of being systematic is important in many fields, including science, research, management, and problem-solving. A systematic approach involves following a structured plan or set of rules to achieve a goal, ensuring that all relevant aspects are considered in a logical and organized manner. "Järjestelmällisemmistä" therefore points to a comparative advantage in such structured methodologies.