The phrase "act rigorously" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing the need for strictness or thoroughness in actions or processes.
Example: "In order to ensure compliance with the regulations, we must act rigorously in our assessments."
Alternatives: "operate strictly" or "perform diligently".
American naval maneuvers and other significant acts are rigorously vetted by civilian experts in the National Security Council to ensure that a Pentagon action has no unintended effects on foreign policy.
As the repressive Fugitive Slave Act became more rigorously enforced, the family began conducting their assistance to slaves with greater secrecy and doing most of their illegal activities at night.
It took a deliberate, rigorously planned act of terrorism to bring down that piece of architectural modernism, whereas Pruitt-Igoe met its end in a perfect storm of 20th-century economic, demographic and political urban misfortunes.
"Amour," which has the first of two festival screenings on Friday at Alice Tully Hall, is a rigorously unsentimental, magnificently acted dual portrait of old age and looming mortality.
The Trust can act, explained one official, "to test rigorously any proposals from the BBC to get the tanks out of the garage and start heading off towards lawns.
The film's view of marriage, and of contemporary urban life, is rigorously bleak, but it is acted and directed with such conviction and assurance that the experience of watching it is ultimately thrilling (Scott).
Manning's treatment also calls into question another one of Obama's political vows: He had pledged in 2008 to rigorously protect whistle-blowers, whose "acts of courage and patriotism, which can sometimes save lives and often save taxpayer dollars, should be encouraged rather than stifled".
"We know that moral credibility suffers when one does not responsibly and rigorously deal with such horrendous, punishable acts," Father Langendörfer said.
For example, it took us several years and multiple knockout lines to rigorously demonstrate that PAP, NT5E and TNAP act redundantly to generate adenosine from AMP.
For example, it took us several years and multiple knockout lines to rigorously demonstrate that PAP, NT5E and TNAP act redundantly to generate adenosine from AMP. "Our use of inhibitors ruled out the possibility that some ENTPDs, alkaline phosphatases and Na/K-ATPase compensated for the loss of ENTPD3.
