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The phrase "a strict proof for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a definitive or rigorous demonstration of a concept or theorem in mathematics or logic.
Example: "The mathematician provided a strict proof for the theorem, leaving no room for doubt."
Alternatives: "a rigorous proof of" or "a definitive proof for".
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However, it seems difficult to give a strict proof for the above equivalent relation (1.6) and its related counterpart due to the lack of a uniform change of the coordinates independent of j.
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Further notice, the set of nodes which influence the currently active potential V i in Algorithm 1 is identical to the set of nodes which obtains a momentum update.> A strict proof of stability criteria for AVI applied to multiple degree of freedom systems is not available at the moment.
We will give a strict proof of Theorem 1.1 in this section.
We give a strict proof of the local stability in this section.
For five analytes, lysine, phosphorus, potassium, vitamin B6 and vitamin E, equivalence was more likely than not, but a strict proof of equivalence cannot be given.
Then, a strict proof is presented for a necessary and sufficient condition on the existence of a unique optimal positive definite solution to this equation.
J Surmise ought not to be substituted for strict proof when it is sought to fix a defendant with serious liability.
Then, a general method with a strict mathematical proof is proposed to calculate maximum axis radii of the unbalance response orbit for a geared rotor system.
Strict proof of identity may not be needed for some customers, given the small sums involved.
In this paper, we propound an analogous symmetric theorem of workspace for spatial parallel manipulators with identical kinematic chains, and then present a strict mathematic proof by splitting the problem into planar symmetry, rotational axis symmetry and point symmetry (centrosymmetry).
The second one is a strict probabilistic proof.
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