The phrase "a strict reading of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the interpretation of a text, law, or statement in a precise and literal manner.
Example: "A strict reading of the contract reveals that the deadline for submission is non-negotiable."
Alternatives: "a literal interpretation of" or "a rigorous analysis of".
The Justice Department had initially supported a strict reading of the 1871 law.
I mean, technically, if you're into a strict reading of the penal code, some of us are.
He acknowledged in his letter that a strict reading of the SIPC guidelines would not treat him as a customer.
In that regard, Alpine's argument hinges upon a strict reading of the BSA, which expressly delegates authority to bring such actions to the Treasury Secretary.
Should Bowles be allowed to proceed with his appeal, because he had relied on the judge, or should he be barred under a strict reading of the law?
Meanwhile, the warlord has come to Anton's clinic, seeking treatment, which the doctor, adhering to a strict reading of his profession's code of ethics, provides.
But if it loses its case, America's post-Microsoft enthusiasm for a stricter reading of antitrust law may be set back.In this section BA's wheel of fortune PAL's friend Rigged Clinched?
On a strict reading, this line of reasoning will limit reimbursement to cases of infertility caused by a disease or a biological dysfunction.
But there's enough in his thin resume on some cases that pertain to abortion rights, Planned Parenthood funding, a powerhouse federal judiciary, and most menacingly the strictest of strict reading of the constitutionalism, branded "originalism," to serve as fair warning of what's to come if he gets on the SCOTUS.
Despite Longford's blatant breach, action was brought against Humbert Pugliese for "authorising" the breach of copyright, setting the tone for the subsequent strict reading of authorization in Australian copyright law.
Based on Kamenar's strict reading of the law and application to our current administration, "Jeff Sessions is the only officer at the DOJ who has the constitutional authority to appoint a Special Counsel as an inferior officer". Since Sessions did not appoint Mueller, and there is no other lawful avenue for Mueller to have been appointed, then Mueller's exercise of power is unlawful.
