The phrase "a strict certification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a certification process that has rigorous standards or requirements.
Example: "To ensure the highest quality, we only accept candidates who have obtained a strict certification in their field."
Alternatives: "a rigorous certification" or "a stringent certification".
Our protocol is surprisingly simple and similar to a typical crash-stop deferred update replication protocol, although based on a more strict certification procedure to guarantee that transactions only commit if they do not violate consistency and read valid data (i.e., data that was not fabricated by a byzantine server).
The Royal Society argues for a strict worldwide certification system, similar to that used for eco-friendly wood, to let consumers know just how green a particular biofuel is.
Such studies can also be applicable in countries facing a similar situation to Japan's, where physicians are allowed to move and work freely and do not have a strict specialty certification system.
There are regulations and strict certification of the conditions in which they can be kept.
Even safety critical domains like railway and avionics apply these paradigms under strict certification regulations.
Minimizing microbial, chemical and physical food contamination and incidents of food safety in Kumasi and Sunyani requires adoption of strict certification and inspections starting from the health status of animals to be slaughtered to the final product with proper labeling information for consumers, combined with strict sanitary inspections at the shopping or selling place.
In order to qualify for RIM's generous offer, the apps in question must meet a strict new quality certification program whose standards have yet to be laid concretely laid out.
Merryl H. Tisch, a member of the State Board of Regents, said that Mr. Klein's plan to seek a waiver for Ms. Cahill was bound to collide with the push at the state level for stricter certification requirements across the board.
They include stricter certification and standardized training for fire investigators; more resources for court-appointed lawyers to investigate their clients' cases; greater oversight of forensic labs and forensic methodologies; and clemency boards that are required to carefully and openly review and deliberate on each case.
