The phrase "a rigorous response to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a thorough and detailed reply or reaction to a specific issue, question, or challenge.
Example: "The researchers provided a rigorous response to the criticisms raised in the previous study."
Alternatives: "a thorough reply to" or "a detailed answer to".
She thinks her rigorous response to pollution is influenced by her time in London, which was "a comparison for just how clean the air could be".
While his hands-off executive style may have allowed things at Kaplan to get out of hand in the first place, his commitment to upholding the family legacy ultimately ensured a rigorous response.
He called for a more rigorous response when migrant workers die, including postmortems, interviews with the deceased's colleagues, rapid repatriation of bodies and, where appropriate, prosecution of employers.
Both investigators and the general population supported a more rigorous response in the medical school scenario than in the humanities and social sciences department scenario.
Blower said the NUT believed there needed to be an investigation to end speculation with "a proper and rigorous response".
Although it would have been more rigorous to test for a response to saltwater as a control for the injection process, time constraints and animal limitations prevent us from doing so.
The QDA methodology emphasizes on the behavioral basis of the judgment process and combines with a rigorous approach to assess response reliability.
Two levels of response were calculated based on a combination of WOMAC and VAS metrics of pain and results are summarized in Table 4. Firstly the more rigorous criteria for response to treatment was determined by a subject experiencing a 50% improvement in WOMAC pain subscale and a reduction of VAS pain by 20 mm.
In a written response to the audit, New Jersey officials told federal auditors that the state had set up a more rigorous screening process for Medicaid claims in 2002.
The federal government's Foreign Agent Registration Act (FARA) -- initially a response to Nazi propaganda -- imposes surprisingly rigorous disclosure requirements for anyone in the employ of foreign powers.
