The phrase "a strict study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a rigorous or disciplined examination of a subject or topic.
Example: "The researchers conducted a strict study to ensure the accuracy of their findings."
Alternatives: "a rigorous study" or "a thorough study".
All cell types were characterized for epithelial origin and growth patterns and following optimization of dosing strategies and assay procedures, a strict study design was implemented to avoid systemic variations.
Although the study was conducted over a relatively long period (2004 to 2007), clinical management was standardized and followed a strict study protocol and, therefore, unlikely to have affected outcomes.
We implemented a strict study design to control for threats to validity.
We implemented a strict study design to control threats to validity.
The REMARK guidelines proposed in 2005 try to improve the quality of biomarker studies by suggesting a strict study design (McShane et al, 2005).
All other studies used datasets either prospectively developed and compared post-hoc with the use of D/SD and DF/DHF/DSS or retrospectively derived from case notes of dengue-positive cases developed over time and without a strict study protocol.
Have a strict studying routine.
This study was not a strict comparative study between US and fluoroscopic techniques because all radiologists kept their own routine, introducing variables like needle size and the use of local anaesthetics.
Reliability of the data is enhanced by following Yin's (2003) recommendation to design and follow a strict case study protocol.
Admittedly, a strict RCT study with age and BMI matched and double-blinded design is needed in the future.
Such an approach requires a strict standardized study protocol with external validators to ensure that the research is performed with minimal or no disturbance of the physiological rhythms.
