The phrase "a rigorously designed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been carefully and thoroughly planned or created, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The study was based on a rigorously designed methodology that ensured the validity of the results."
Alternatives: "a meticulously crafted" or "a thoroughly planned".
Dr. Bruno, who lives with his wife, the shoe designer Bettye Muller, in a rigorously designed white lacquer apartment that is uncannily suggestive of a perfect set of new teeth, is driven by the inspiration of three adjectives: efficient, streamlined and continuous, according to Ms. Muller, who has written them down in a notebook.
We report a rigorously designed study to investigate the effectiveness of the Xiao procedure.
This type of study, which depends on participants' self-assessments, is not considered as reliable as a rigorously designed experiment in which subjects are picked at random and assigned to a treatment or control group.
Therefore, a rigorously designed randomized trial becomes imperative.
To obtain validated results, a rigorously designed case control study is needed.
This study comprises a rigorously designed randomised controlled trial and qualitative methods to monitor intervention fidelity.
This study was a large, rigorously designed and executed study that addressed important clinical questions.
The key strength of this study was that it was a pragmatic trial, rigorously designed to be conducted in a real world general practice setting using existing resources.
Instead, the study offers intriguing preliminary data that should provide the foundation for a larger, more rigorously designed clinical trial examining the long-term effects of rhAPC on HRQoL.
Social media interventions have the ability to facilitate social connections and foster emotional support between adolescent mothers who may feel isolated or disconnected; however, there is a paucity of rigorously designed randomized controlled trials (RCT) of technology-based interventions in health care [ 77].
Although we adapted a pre-existing and rigorously designed leaflet as a template, it is possible that participants were not able to use it to extract this specific information and therefore may have had unrealistically positive views about FS (e.g. if they did not appreciate the implications of FS only examining the distal third of the large bowel).
