The phrase "a rigid evaluation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a strict or inflexible assessment process, often in academic or professional contexts.
Example: "The committee conducted a rigid evaluation of all the applicants to ensure that only the most qualified candidates were selected."
Alternatives: "a strict assessment" or "a stringent review".
We also need a more systematic and rigid evaluation of the benefits and challenges once measures for reducing vulnerability and increasing resilience are in place.
Penalising by too rigid evaluation criteria would be a bad thing as it is for evaluators to understand a field and adapt, not to try and change the field to suit their criteria.
Wrappers and embedded methods are known to have the ability to produce better results than filter methods in many applications [ 23, 25, 39], but if not implemented correctly, they can easily lead to the models failing to generalize beyond the training data, underscoring the importance of rigid evaluation of the prediction models.
Yet when sustainability is a rigid requirement, designers often resort to evaluation methods or tools, specifically those that result in instrumental rather than exploratory design interventions.
FAF raters must understand that the FAF is a flowchart developed to facilitate PS evaluation and not a rigid measure based strictly on patient responses.
A decade ago, fashion was a rigid system.
We extend the existing solution for a rigid disk to include flexible disks and compare alternative numerical evaluation schemes.
Recently, new model-based RSA methods, removing the need for bead-marking of implants, have been developed and validated for evaluation of implant migration with respect to a rigid body of bone markers.
The response characteristics evaluation of a vehicle with variable velocity over a rigid, non-homogeneous track is presented.
For fair evaluation of efficacy, the investigational FRO will be fabricated with a rigid footplate.
