The phrase "a rigid environment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a setting or situation that is inflexible or strict in its rules or structure.
Example: "In a rigid environment, employees may feel stifled and unable to express their creativity."
Alternatives: "a strict environment" or "a inflexible setting".
"They should also not be cautious in questioning their superiors, and that's a very hard thing to do in a rigid environment".
I think women are really looking for that work/life balance, they don't want to work in a rigid environment anymore.
They want to transform from a rigid environment to a flexible environment, where they also still have full control over security and usage.
Other BASs, such as DAuAg-I and -J do not contain a tricyclic ϕ1 and the amine of DAuAg-I is not in a rigid environment.
However, since the slave teleoperator is in contact with a rigid environment, the slave controller requires a free of chattering control strategy, thus making first order sliding mode teleoperation control unsuitable.
Moreover, both the percentage of protons in a rigid environment measured by 1H NMR and the storage modulus values tended to a limiting value after six freeze/thaw cycles.
Under saturated conditions of putrescine, the ligand causes a small increase in ellipticity, probably due to a more rigid environment of the aromatic residues.
He says a more rigid environment could make it more expensive and difficult for companies to develop digital media products.
Fibroblasts-derived 3D matrix system can avoid the flat surface of a tissue culture dish which impose an artificially rigid environment onto the cell [ 44].
Further studies by this group of investigators illustrated that collagenase activity is enhanced by culture in three-dimensional scaffolds promoting a collagenolytic phenotype in the less rigid environment of the collagen gels [ 45].
In particular, the filler appears to improve the cation transport number as a results of a decreased mobility of large-sized ions in the rigid environment of the high-pressure state.
