The phrase "a combination of stringent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a mix of strict or rigorous elements or criteria in a particular context, such as regulations or standards.
Example: "The new policy is a combination of stringent safety measures and comprehensive training programs to ensure employee well-being."
Alternatives: "a blend of strict" or "a mix of rigorous".
Steve Jones, a dairy specialist based in the Forest of Dean, says that, instead of killing badgers, the solution to combating the disease is "a combination of stringent testing, controlled movements, vaccinations, quarantine and biosecurity".
This provides a robust and powerful dataset with low variance due to a combination of stringent experimental protocols and multiple biological replicates and its statistical strengths make possible sophisticated bioinformatic analyses and network predictions [55], [73].
This resulted in an average of around 15,000 probe sets analyzed per region Second, in order to control for type I errors, we also used a combination of stringent P-value thresholds (≤0.01 both at the ANOVA and post-hoc test), as well as a fold change of at least 1.3 in either direction.
Recently, we used a combination of stringent methods, that is, ribosome footprinting, next generation sequencing and advanced mass spectrometric technology, to discover a plethora of novel sORFs in cytomegalovirus, many of which we determined to exist at the protein level [ 23].
This assay allows for detection of microRNAs based on a combination of stringent hybridization and enzymatic primer extension on a microfluidic microarray starting from total RNA material, without the need for enrichment, amplification or labeling of the native RNA samples [ 9].
On the festival's grounds—a combination of stages, camping zones, yoga temples, and ceremonial fire pits there's a stringent ban on disposables, plastic, or any kind of MOOP (or "matter out of place") that isn't naturally biodegradable.
With a combination of increasingly stringent regulations, like energy codes for new buildings, as well as other conservation programs and rising prices, Chinese planners hope to preserve a similar low ratio of energy use to growth in the decade to come, Mr. Zhou said.
A combination of more stringent annual/24-hr standards would result in a larger percentage of the population living in counties that would not meet the regulation; these populations would therefore benefit from greater emission reduction requirements and more extensive control strategies to reduce PM concentrations.
It was shown that a combination of non-stringent statistical cut-offs and fold-change ranking of gene lists resulted in improved concordance between measurements made using different expression analysis technologies, an approach likely therefore to give the most accurate biological 'answer'answer
A combination of customer complaints, stringent legal regulations and competition has forced many firms to slash roaming rates.
Combo skin-A combination of either.
