The phrase "a rigorous data" is not correct in standard written English.
The word "data" is typically treated as a plural noun, so it should be used with "rigorous" in a different form, such as "rigorous analysis of data" or "rigorous data collection."
Example: "The researchers conducted a rigorous analysis of the data collected during the experiment."
Alternatives: "thorough data" or "stringent data."
A rigorous data collection method was used.
A rigorous data analysis procedure was developed by Schneider et al. [L.C.R. Schneider, I.C. Sinka, A.C.F.
In this sense, digital image classification provides a powerful tool to obtain a rigorous data and hence diminishes the essence of time-consuming and costly field measurements.
Since the availability of reliable sonic wave velocity leads to the improvement of determination of elastic rock properties, a rigorous data mining procedure is established to predict compressional wave velocity (Zoveidavianpoor et al., 2013a, 2013b; Zoveidavianpoor, 2014).
Obtaining a comprehensive and accurate dataset of the telecommunications activity in developing regions can be extremely difficult due to security and privacy considerations, limited coverage by any single provider, and the need for a rigorous data capture methodology and infrastructure.
The database was recently (2009) subjected to a rigorous data quality process.
And then I try to find a rigorous, data-based and mathematical way to approach those questions.
GiveWell takes a much more selective approach to its donation process than the above platforms, starting with identifying specific charities themselves using a rigorous data-driven analysis.
"We don't know of any other way to get a more rigorous data set," than using independent fact-checkers that are nearly unanimous, Aral said.
You'll likely be presented with the option to do this from first log in, but may want to click into Taste Preferences to provide a more rigorous data set.
Had it been anticipated that data coming in would be analysed to look at work-related hazards, a more rigorous data system might have been created.
