The phrase "a stringent test for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a rigorous or demanding evaluation or assessment of something, such as a process, product, or theory.
Example: "The new software underwent a stringent test for security vulnerabilities before its release."
Alternatives: "a rigorous assessment for" or "a tough evaluation for".
Pore properties provide a unique fingerprint that provides a stringent test for potential CRAC channel genes and suggest models for the ion selectivity mechanism.
It is shown that the discrimination based on the multicomponent consistency of intra-diffusion and mutual diffusion as developed here provides a stringent test for diffusion models independent of thermodynamic assumptions.
These extreme values pose a stringent test for the robustness of the code and, consequently, the funnel region must be handled with the auxiliary inversion based on the entropy switch (see Section 2.10.2). Figure 13 2D magnetised torus evolution.
We propose that the measurements of εrrs, εaa(i), and εaa(j) provide a stringent test for the integrity of cDNA preparations because any reduction in the number of transcripts of rrs, rpsL, rplL through degradation etc would lead to erroneously high values of the chain elongation rates.
Donor skin graft survival is commonly regarded as a stringent test for assessing transplantation tolerance.
Thus, a stringent test for AnABlast is the identification of new genes in the genome of this model organism.
RNRspBs has a complex three-dimensional structure and thus provides a stringent test of methods for modeling secondary structure.
The combination of ignition delay time and species composition data provide for a stringent test of the chemical kinetic mechanism.
Filtering turbulent solutions of the stochastically forced dissipative advection equation through sparse observations is developed as a stringent test bed for filter performance with sparse regular observations.
The design offers a stringent test case for scoring a cross-talk between A residues with those of T that are diagonally placed on the opposite strand at either −3, −2, −1, +1, +2, or +3 pairing frames.
It is necessary to investigate their catalytic performance for CO oxidation at a certain high temperature which is a very stringent test for the stability of gold nanocatalysts against sintering.
