The phrase "a strict group" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group that enforces rules or standards rigorously.
Example: "The club is known for being a strict group, with members expected to adhere to a code of conduct at all times."
Alternatives: "a disciplined group" or "a rigid group".
Joining a strict group may sound irrational when there are less costly alternatives.
Introduction: The demand for donor lungs thoroughly exceeds the supply.This situation and the application of a strict group of selection criteria, has made donor lung shortage a major problem.
Dihydropyrimidinase (3.5.2.2), which was associated by merlin to the A. gossypii ACR027C gene, belongs to a strict group of enzymes associated to the reductive catabolism of pyrimidines, enabling the growth on uracil, dihydrouracil, beta-ureidopropionate or beta-alanine as sole nitrogen source.
We did not observe any strict grouping of N, NN and NL domain containing proteins and these kinds of proteins were clustered in both TNL and CNL groups.
In the future, a group receiving only RT and a strict control group would be beneficial.
The group of 40 gentlemen was kept in a strict control group to assure the most opportunity to discredit Morris's silly opinions.
One study utilized older adults to compare traditional physical therapy to therapy using Wii Fit and saw improvements with both groups in the Berg Balance Scale (BBS), though this was not a strict control group without any intervention.
The police blamed Jamaat ul-Mujahedeen, a strict Muslim group.
I have met some members of the Free Syria Army who prefer to enter Aleppo illegally rather than go through the gate held by the Northern Storm Brigade, a strict Islamist group under the umbrella of the F.S.A. "They're not our guys," one explained.
Using strict IHS criteria for migraine diagnosis, and forming a strict migraine group might have resulted in a transformation rate lower than those reported in other studies [17, 18, 21, 23 29].
