The phrase "a rigorous test for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a thorough or demanding evaluation of something, such as a theory, product, or process.
Example: "The new software underwent a rigorous test for performance and security before its release."
Alternatives: "a thorough assessment of" or "a stringent evaluation for".
But this year it is expected to be a rigorous test for a Huskies team that is talented but inexperienced.
A rigorous test for whether work is done or not is whether a weight could have been raised in the process under consideration.
Generation of novel protein functions is a major goal in biotechnology and also a rigorous test for our understanding of the relationship between protein structure and function.
Few would be surprised if the Huskies (31-1) repeased as champions, but this year's tournament is expected to be a rigorous test for a team that is talented and ravenous on defense but also young and incomplete.
While this study does not provide a rigorous test for the suggested mechanism, and does not control for other factors, the authors do highlight that it demonstrates the importance of environmental and situational factors in applying interventions to reduce assaults as implied by routine activity theory.
Therefore, BSD provides a rigorous test for comparisons between AAF trees.
We are confident that the design of this analysis allows for a rigorous test of the phylogenetic relationships of Barbourula.
This estimate of speed (s) allows for a rigorous test of the degree to which prospectors were suboptimal foragers.
No molecular study has incorporated sufficient species from all mycalesine genera for a rigorous test of their reciprocal monophyly.
No such displacement was observed here, although the peptide we have used may not be quite long enough for a rigorous test of that proposal.
This randomized controlled trial will be a rigorous test of effects of exercise programmes for cancer patients after chemotherapy, aiming to contribute to evidence-based practice in cancer rehabilitation programmes.
