The phrase "a method to rigorously" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a systematic approach or technique that is thorough and precise in its execution or analysis.
Example: "The researchers developed a method to rigorously evaluate the effectiveness of the new treatment."
Alternatives: "a technique to thoroughly" or "an approach to systematically".
The paper presents the application of interval mathematics as a new method to, rigorously, address uncertainties associated with designing substation earthing system.
Having observed putatively recombinant sequences in both the ESAG2 and ESAG5 families, we used a phylogenetic method to rigorously test each of the sequences from the four BES loci in the three trypanosome subspecies for evidence of recombination.
Taking advantage of smallness of the plate thickness and heterogeneity, we use the variational asymptotic method to rigorously construct an effective plate model unifying a homogenization process and a dimensional reduction process.
This protocol describes an innovative combination of community-based participatory research and clinical trial methods to rigorously test a lay native Community Oral Health Specialists-delivered oral health intervention, with the goal of reducing the progression of disease and improving family knowledge and behaviors.
This study will use a combination of observational quantitative and qualitative methods to rigorously measure the health and healthcare utilization outcomes of the University of Arizona Integrative Health Center (UAIHC), an IM adult primary care clinic in Phoenix, Arizona.
We call our method auto-validating because we employ interval methods to rigorously construct the envelope for a large class of target densities.
Mr. Issenberg: No candidate has ever presided over a political operation so skeptical about the effectiveness of basic campaign tools and so committed to using social-science methods to rigorously test them.
On The Caucus, David Leonhardt interviews Mr. Issenberg about Mr. Perry's approach, described as "skeptical about the effectiveness of basic campaign tools" and "committed to using social-science methods to rigorously test them".
Model-based safety analysis techniques use formal methods to rigorously assess the risks associated with safety-critical systems.
We used these three different methods to rigorously and holistically determine how, and to what degree, students used stochastic and non-deterministic factors to explain evolutionary change, and how their explanatory models were constructed.
