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The phrase "a rigorous man with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a man who is strict, thorough, or demanding in a particular context or area of expertise.
Example: "He is a rigorous man with high standards for his students, ensuring they understand the material deeply."
Alternatives: "a strict man with" or "a meticulous man with".
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Hofmann was a rigorous man with a romantic streak who was captivated by the mind-expanding properties of the drug.
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