The phrase "a strict one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a rule, guideline, or standard that is rigidly enforced or adhered to.
Example: "The school has a strict one regarding dress code that all students must follow."
Alternatives: "a rigid one" or "a stringent one".
It used to be that beauty retailers and manufacturers had to adhere to a strict "one in, one out" policy, with low-selling products discontinued to make room for new ones at counters.
He was a diminutive figure, but a strict one.
The pilsner flavor profile is a strict one, without a lot of diversity aromatically or in the mouth.
Among one of the more controversial aspects of the bill is the overriding of stronger state laws including a strict one passed by California, also originally scheduled to take effect Jan . 1 which had required prior consumer consent.
In effect, it came down to chance: an Asian citizen who'd had the good luck to find a lenient representative of the Naturalization Bureau then had the bad luck to be found by a strict one.
The best thing for Russia now would be to declare a 'dry law,' a strict one and for about 30 years, so that a new sober generation will grow.
► In a Wednesday ScienceInsider, Kaiser reported that the National Institutes of Health's National Institute of General Medical Sciences NIGMSS) "is imposing a strict one-grant limit on scientists who already have plentiful no-strings support".
In the latest example of budget stretching at the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the agency's basic science institute is imposing a strict one-grant limit on scientists who already have plentiful no-strings support.
The Redskins' mangy-dog victories over bad opponents like the Rams and the Buccaneers are almost as discouraging as losses, and their offense is on a strict one-highlight-per-week quota.
6. Limit screen time: One of us (Gary) grew up with a strict one-hour school-night limit on screen time.
I made my way through Florence Airport to discover that it has a (strict) one-piece-of-hand-luggage, belts-off, shoes-on, toiletries-out, laptop-out, watch-off approach to security.
