The phrase "a rigorous process for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a detailed and thorough method or procedure for achieving a specific goal or outcome.
Example: "The organization implemented a rigorous process for evaluating the effectiveness of its training programs."
Alternatives: "a thorough method for" or "a strict procedure for".
It has a rigorous process for licensing charters and strong oversight.
"Kaiser has a rigorous process for developing treatment guidelines," said Peter V. Lee, president of the Pacific Business Group on Health, representing large West Coast employers.
The paper presents a rigorous process for building the domain model, where specific roles, activities and artifacts are identified.
It is therefore necessary to consider a rigorous process for software design which integrates the different design phases in a unified manner.
A rigorous process for participant data management will be undertaken.
Patient-reported outcome (PRO) measures must provide evidence that their development followed a rigorous process for ensuring their content validity.
His team implemented a rigorous process of collecting ideas for emissions cuts and estimating the costs.
The resulting questionnaire underwent a rigorous process of piloting and testing for data quality, reliability and validity that have been recommended for evaluating such questionnaires [ 23].
Since this was the initial pilot application of a novel iteratively built framework, the selection of projects was not exhaustive and did not utilize any rigorous process for inclusion or exclusion.
The Navigation Plan Definition Language (NPDL) [ 27] uses process algebra [ 22] as a formal basis for process representation and can be considered as a rigorous process representation language for controlled execution.
It is a rigorous process that calls for monastic rules – no talking, no full meals after noon,10 hours of meditating a day – that have earned the courses the nickname "the meditation marines".
