The phrase "a rigorous and repeatable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process, method, or experiment that is both thorough and can be consistently reproduced.
Example: "The study employed a rigorous and repeatable methodology to ensure the validity of the results."
Alternatives: "a thorough and reproducible" or "a strict and consistent".
Defining an ESU in an operational or practical sense rather than in an academic or semantic sense, however, is challenging, and the identification of relevant intraspecific diversity requires a rigorous and repeatable approach (Waples and Gaggiotti 2006).
Independent generation of themes, cross checking between authors and involvement of experienced CBR professionals resulted in a rigorous and repeatable process and served to authenticate the results which were representative of, and grounded in the data.
Our analysis illustrates how difficult it can be to identify in a rigorous and repeatable manner when an individual initiates dispersal, indeed our two preferred methods (methods 7 and 12) were on average 12 days different.
Identifying the transition between these stages from empirical data remains a challenge, especially as context dependencies and individual strategies can make real movements difficult to decompose in a logical, rigorous and repeatable manner.
How can we take stories and make them quantitatively analyzable in a rigorous, transparent and repeatable fashion?
We have used simple methods to decide when an individual has dispersed - they are rigorous and repeatable.
Although the MNREAD test has been shown to be rigorous and repeatable [ 11, 12], it does have certain limitations.
A rigorous and complete development is presented.
With these patterns, users can effectively deploy workloads and applications in a predictable and repeatable fashion.
This also requires a sustainable and repeatable model for building audiences.
An attitude of testing towards an optimized frontier creates a deliberate and repeatable acquisition channel.
