A systematic random sample has the advantage of being usable for a population that may be ordered in some way but whose size we may not know at any given time.

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A systematic random sample is taken by selecting every kth element from a population that is ordered in some way. This method can be used even if the population size is unknown, as long as the sampling interval is known and the first element is selected randomly. Hence, the statement is true.

A Systematic Random Sample Has the Advantage of Being Usable