The phrase "adding rigour" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of making something more thorough, precise, or strict, often in academic or professional contexts.
Example: "The research team is focused on adding rigour to their methodology to ensure the validity of their findings."
Alternatives: "increasing rigor" or "enhancing thoroughness."
However, only a handful have so far analysed co-creation in a manner that emphasises the role of existing value or formalised the co-creation process with a view to adding rigour to research/practice and providing insights into activities – leading to increased success of co-creation.
In addition, the use of NVivo 10 enhanced the validity of the results by adding rigour and transparency to the data analysis process [ 24].
Interpretations of the synthesized data also underwent the "thoughtful clinician test,"[ 21] (p. 84) where findings were reviewed by other researchers and educators with expertise in psychiatry to determine whether the results were plausible and adding rigour to the study by offering a form of data triangulation.
CDR hired "Neutron Jack" to add rigour to the oversight of firms in its portfolio.
And Ofcom - a statutory regulator, remember - has different rules again, which Channel 4 traditionally applies with added rigour.
Introduced in 2015, the revised curriculum is more demanding in English and maths as part of the government's drive to add rigour.
The aim is to add rigour and depth to all aspects of the process by formulating questions, developing an effective methodology (surveys, video capture, test data, interviews), conducting an impact analysis and reporting findings for a peer audience.
He said changes introduced by the coalition in the last parliament had added rigour, and added that while the English baccalaureate was "fine for grammar school children aiming for a place at Russell Group universities", it wasn't delivering for those children who "don't want to sit in rows learning by rote.
He added that government reforms would tackle skill shortages in England, add rigour and make the whole system more responsive to employers' needs.
It seems that the legal protection of refugees adds rigour to the attempt of countries to keep their borders tight and to prevent that such people even reach the territory of countries to seek the status of refugee.
The spokesperson added: "Following our recent review of qualifications we are in the process of revising our Welsh Baccalaureate Qualification to add rigour and ensure that is robust and fit for purpose.
