The phrase "a rigorous selection process" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a process involving careful evaluation of potential candidates or options. For example: "The company put in place a rigorous selection process to ensure that only the most qualified candidates were hired."
An M&S spokeswoman said Gophr had been selected as its delivery partner following a "rigorous selection process".
"No one can say we didn't undergo a rigorous selection process," a spokesman, Maj.
There is a rigorous selection process involving online application and psychometric tests.
Prospective pilots undergo a rigorous selection process to ensure they are mentally suited to the role.
More than 3,000 applications were received, and applicants had to go through a rigorous selection process.
Peter has been appointed, after a rigorous selection process, as a missionary by the global corporation USIC.
In Massachusetts, former Congressman William Delahunt raised eyebrows when he received initial approval for three licenses to open medical marijuana dispensaries in a supposedly rigorous selection process run by a public health commissioner who happened to have raised money for Delahunt's political campaigns.
We have a justifiably rigorous selection process but it doesn't include discrimination and we're a better fighting force for it.
"We have a justifiably rigorous selection process, but it doesn't include discrimination and we're a better fighting force for it," Burton added.
"We have a very rigorous selection process," said Elizabeth Thompson, executive director of the Buckminster Fuller Institute, which was founded in 1983 by the daughter and grandson of visionary architect and systems theorist "Bucky" Fuller.
"They have all been through a really rigorous selection process with skill, psychological and mindset testing and I would put these four up against anyone in the world".
