The phrase "a rigorous reduction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a thorough or strict simplification or analysis of a concept, theory, or process.
Example: "The study provided a rigorous reduction of the complex mathematical model, making it easier to understand for the students."
Alternatives: "a thorough simplification" or "a strict analysis".
Luminar has appointed Simon Douglas as chief executive to supervise a "rigorous cost reduction exercise".
A rigorous dimensionality reduction method based on a mixed-integer linear programming (MILP) formulation is applied to aid the post-optimal analysis of the trade-off solutions.
In this work, we propose a systematic framework for the design of buildings that combines a rigorous objective reduction method (which removes redundant objectives from the analysis) with a surrogate model (which simplifies the calculation of the energy requirements of the building), both of which expedite the identification of alternative designs leading to environmental improvements.
Despite the challenges of implementing a rigorous weight reduction intervention in any population, especially a population with SMI, we are encouraged by our ability to recruit and retain participants in STRIDE.
Liverpool children's author Alan Gibbons, a rigorous campaigner against reductions in library services, said there was a pattern of expenditure on large libraries while smaller branches closed.
In 2009, Multnomah County and Portland adopted an updated climate action plan (CAP) with expanded categories for actions and more-rigorous reduction targets.
To overcome the numerical difficulties of dealing with several objective functions, we apply a rigorous MILP-based dimensionality reduction method that minimizes the error of omitting objectives.
Suszko's Thesis is substantiated by a rigorous proof (the Suszko Reduction) showing that every structural Tarskian consequence relation and therefore also every structural Tarskian many-valued propositional logic is characterized by a bivalent semantics.
Variational asymptotic method is a mathematically rigorous dimentional reduction methodology and has been previously used to model different structures which can be defined by an energy functional having one or more small inherent parameters; but, it has never been explicitly applied to capture the multiphysics behavior of a sensor.
In this paper, we present a rigorous estimation of the energy reduction potential and the associated costs from a consumer perspective.2 In this way, it is possible to understand until what point energy efficiency and saving measures should receive policy support, how support policies should look like, and which sectors to focus on to achieve the goals set in the best possible way.
Land managers typically make post hoc assessments of the effectiveness of fuel reduction burning (FRB), but often lack a rigorous sampling framework.
