The phrase "a rigorous check of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a thorough examination or evaluation of something, such as a process, document, or system.
Example: "Before finalizing the report, we need to conduct a rigorous check of all the data to ensure its accuracy."
Alternatives: "a thorough review of" or "an exhaustive examination of".
Thus, it is not possible for a discerning buyer to carry out a rigorous check on the pedigree of a potential purchase, and the licit cannot be distinguished from the illicit.
More complex multitrait models are required for a rigorous checking of pleiotropic QTL effects and for increasing the precision of its estimated location in the genome [ 15].
After prospective data collection was completed, a rigorous checking system for data consistency was developed.
A scientist recently remarked to me that good science depends not only on rigorous checking of data but on making sure you're asking the right questions.
Banks were also ordered to make much more rigorous checks of borrowers' income and expenses to make sure they could afford the loans.
The proposed HHS rule would make it harder for consumers to buy health coverage outside of the law's regular enrollment periods, give insurers power to deny new coverage to people late in paying their premiums, and create more rigorous checks of applicants' eligibility.
This is similar to previously reported prevalence rates from another area of Scotland where there was rigorous checking of the population [ 2].
The development of clear guidance for data collection and the rigorous checking of all data submitted will have helped to reduce this variability.
If the new process proves popular with parents and provides a sufficiently rigorous check on the performance of schools, Balls suggested that Sats could go within three years.
From there, you have to schedule an in-person interview at one of 38 Global Entry Enrollment Centers, where a CBP officer will ask you a few perfunctory questions (like, why are you applying?) for a grand total of about seven minutes, under the guise of a "rigorous background check".
