The phrase "a rigorous model of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a detailed and precise representation or framework of a concept, theory, or system.
Example: "The researchers developed a rigorous model of climate change to better understand its impacts on global ecosystems."
Alternatives: "a thorough framework for" or "a detailed representation of".
Using these elements of value it is possible to develop a rigorous model of consumer value and better understand consumer behavior in any area.
A rigorous model of the cooling circuits in industrial scale suspension PVC reactors has been formulated and solved numerically by using the method of characteristics.
Then a rigorous model of the cable is considered in the numerical study using the optimized antenna in a bi-static configuration.
A pore network model incorporating a rigorous model of diffusion/reaction and an analysis of pore filling by capillary condensation has been developed.
Results obtained with our strategy show a significant agreement with those obtained using a rigorous model of commercial simulator AspenONE Aspen Plus®.
This mechanism was incorporated into a rigorous model of reactor transport, which comprises isothermal compressible equations for the conservation of mass, momentum and gas-phase species.
Product specifications create additional constraints while simultaneously call for a rigorous modeling of the non-key distribution.
For a rigorous modeling of the time-dependent behaviour of that kind of solids, a two-scale approach is well suited.
Optical properties of solid catalysts needed for a rigorous modeling of heterogeneous photo-Fenton reaction kinetics and the ultimate reactor design have not been studied so far.
This supports the proposition that in general molecular electronic properties cannot be directly related to inhibition effectiveness – the actual relation is more involved – thus emphasizing the importance of a rigorous modeling of the inhibitor surface interaction in the corrosion inhibition studies.
