The phrase "a rigid control" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strict or inflexible form of regulation or oversight in various contexts, such as management, governance, or systems.
Example: "The organization implemented a rigid control over its financial processes to ensure compliance with regulations."
Alternatives: "strict oversight" or "tight regulation".
The main features of education policy, developed in the late 1930s, remained in force after the war: the orientation of all kinds of schooling and training to the paramount necessities of the economic system; the inculcation of communist discipline and Soviet patriotic attitudes; and finally a rigid control of the whole educational system by party and state administration.
It seems likely from the story of the Phoenician tax farmers mentioned above that considerable authority lay in the hands of the wealthy; yet the fact that both Ascalon and Joppa issued Ptolemaic regal coinage, but apparently no autonomous bronze coinage, suggests a rigid control.
For these applications, a rigid control of the nitrocellulose produced is necessary, especially nitrogen content.
While these methods generally work better on ordered and sequential images, yet without a rigid control on the location and viewpoint of the captured images with respect to onsite construction elements, the visual content of the images may not be most suitable for certain applications.
With these, cells maintain a rigid control over the cytosolic level of Ca2+.
This means there is the need for longer time-based protocols, a rigid control of methanol levels during the induction phase, and the use of an inducer compound, which is particularly unsuitable when planning an industrial platform [ 25].
Young is also memorable as the put-upon Cosmo, a man who must cope not only with a rigid, controlling wife (Billie Burke), but a couple of goofy, upper crust specters who keep turning his well-ordered world upside down.
As a result of rigid control measures and a consequent stamping out policy, Europe has been CBPP free since the late 1990s.
In-situ experiments were carried out using a 'Combi' top-mount refrigerator tested within a climatized chamber with rigid control of the temperature and humidity.
His program for imperialist expansion involved the establishment of a new Japanese governmental system that would indoctrinate the people with a nationalistic ethos through rigid control of the population.
Like water permeating seemingly imperious rock and freezing, rigid control as a governance model is doomed: isolation barely works in a world that is warm and wet, and fails miserably in the cooler climes of cyber.
