The phrase "a more rigorous practice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for a stricter or more disciplined approach to a particular activity or field.
Example: "To achieve better results, we need to adopt a more rigorous practice in our training sessions."
Alternatives: "a stricter approach" or "a more disciplined method".
Increases were commonly attributed to disruption of local NHS dental services, while decreases were credited to improved access to dentistry, more rigorous practice triaging systems, or the education of patients regarding where to access appropriate dental care.
At one point, his friend attempted to persuade the town's grand imam to switch to the more rigorous practices of their Wahhabi style of Islam, "but he refused to do it," Ben Essayouti said with pride.
Conceptualizing the anthropological and philosophic ramifications of these inquiries, they offer a bold challenge to contemporary anthropology to undertake a more rigorous examination of its own practices, blind spots, and capacities, in order to meet the demands of our day.
A more rigorous test may prove more practically useful.
Our findings suggest that there is much work to be done to move parent-training intervention research towards a more rigorous examination of cultural adaptation and implementation practices.
Surgery is an invasive practice and would require a more rigorous informed consent process for improved shared decision making because of the higher frequency and intensity of associated risks as compared to general medical care.
Further research is required to clarify the wider relevance of the qualitative themes identified, to identify key elements of good practice, and to provide a more rigorous assessment of CAM interventions.
Because of the importance of this guideline in clinical practice, we strongly believe that a more rigorous and critical evaluation is required to support recommendations in future guidelines.
This is an area of ACoRN that undoubtedly needs further examination and development to incorporate deliberate practice and feedback into its design in a more rigorous way to maximize outcomes [ 19].
A more rigorous test of performance is needed before any real conclusion concerning use of the FloTrac/Vigileo in clinical practice can be made.
