The phrase "a rigorous screening process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a thorough and strict method of evaluating candidates, applications, or products.
Example: "The company implemented a rigorous screening process to ensure only the most qualified applicants were selected for the position."
Alternatives: "a thorough vetting procedure" or "a strict evaluation method".
Before home managers are accepted into such a program, they usually undergo a rigorous screening process.
Dr. Tiller and his staff said they had a rigorous screening process to comply with the law.
Each project is supposed to go through a rigorous screening process that considers its value and feasibility.
They tend to have a rigorous screening process, and they draw on the passion and energy of their young musicians, often to startling effect.
Now it fields 100 orders a week, with a database of over 50 home bakers, compiled after a rigorous screening process, which also serves as an online directory for local bakers.
A person wishing to become an astronaut must file a formal application with NASA and undergo a rigorous screening process consisting of personal interviews, medical evaluations, and orientation to the space program.
"There should have been a more rigorous screening process on what kind of play was selected".
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.
These lawyers typically go through a fairly rigorous screening process (exams, recommendations, experience, etc).
As The Huffington Post has reported, the U.S. has an incredibly rigorous screening process for refugees, one that typically takes 18 to 24 months.
Some people see this process as intrusive and an obstacle to finding the dog a home but ultimately the rigorous screening process ensures the greatest chances of success for everyone by matching the right dog to the best owner.
