The phrase "a stringent screening for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a thorough and strict evaluation process for a specific purpose, such as hiring, security checks, or quality control.
Example: "The company implemented a stringent screening for all job applicants to ensure they meet the required qualifications."
Alternatives: "a rigorous evaluation for" or "a strict assessment for".
Other meta-reviews of PV LCA's employ a stringent screening process eliminating most of the studies available30,37.
Details of EST generation from different cDNA libraries are given in Figure 2. In brief, a total of 9,888 ESTs were generated and after stringent screening for shorter (<100 bp) and poorer quality sequences, 9,468 high quality ESTs were obtained, with an average varied-read length of 514 bp.
One theory is the more stringent screening for content required by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
The organization said there were nearly 1,000 fewer donations per month than in recent years, as well as more stringent screening for blood-borne diseases and rising demand for blood nationally and among the state's hospitals.
First, we performed a very stringent screen for growth on solid YPD medium in the presence of 0.95 % acetic acid at pH 4.0 in order to pre-select candidate strains to be tested subsequently in small-scale fermentations.
The United States is considering the introduction of a more stringent screening process for airline passengers travelling to the country in a bid to combat the spread of Ebola.
Reducing the number of 50% risk carriers undergoing screening is expected to be achieved by: offering more psychosocial support, explaining the iatrogenic risks of cancer screening, increasing out-of-pocket costs, and offering a less stringent screening programme for 50% risk carriers.
Possibilities to reduce the number of 50% risk carriers undergoing repeated cancer screening are: offering more psychosocial support, fully explaining the iatrogenic risks of cancer screening, increasing out-of-pocket costs, and offering a less stringent screening programme for 50% risk carriers.
"We will take a fair and nondiscriminatory approach to treat each others' companies with openness and transparency". Philippe Le Corre, a senior fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School, said new stringent screening measures for Chinese investment within the E.U. were a significant development that could test how much the rhetoric matches the reality.
The United Nations and aid groups report that three Balkan countries have implemented more stringent screening policies for refugees, allowing only people with documentation proving they are from Syria, Iraq or Afghanistan to pass through their borders.
