The phrase "adoption of rigorous" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the implementation or acceptance of strict standards, practices, or methodologies in various contexts, such as research, policy-making, or organizational procedures.
Example: "The adoption of rigorous testing protocols is essential to ensure the safety and efficacy of new pharmaceuticals."
Alternatives: "implementation of strict" or "embrace of stringent".
Genomic epidemiology has been more eager to adopt explicit consideration of multiplicity issues, which has led to a more uniform adoption of rigorous standards for what is considered appropriately replicated and credible as an association.
The same year, the Obama administration encouraged the idea, making the adoption of rigorous "common standards" a criterion for receiving a portion of the more than $4 billion in Race to the Top grants.
Such tools necessitate the adoption of rigorous post-discharge follow-up, especially due to the poor predictability of which type of ICU experience will precipitate the development of PTSD.
Mitigating these threats will require changes to the voting machine's hardware and software and the adoption of more rigorous election procedures.
Progress in transdisciplinary research addressing the health effects of the food and physical activity environments appears hampered by several methodologic obstacles, including: (1) the absence of clear, testable conceptual models; (2) slow adoption of practicable, rigorous research designs; (3) improper use of analytic techniques; and (4) concerns about ubiquitous measurement error.
Finally we recommend a determination and inclusion of lateral topographical density model in similar future studies covering the full height range over Japan to validate our initial proposal for the adoption of a rigorous orthometric height system in Japan.
Because of the diverse backgrounds and legal circumstances among this population at high risk for TB, adoption of a more rigorous screening program is necessary.
Despite its increasingly widespread adoption, there is lack of rigorous clinical evidence to establish this procedure as an effective clinical therapy.
Comte's main contribution to positivist philosophy falls into five parts: his rigorous adoption of the scientific method; his law of the three states or stages of intellectual development; his classification of the sciences; his conception of the incomplete philosophy of each of these sciences anterior to sociology; and his synthesis of a positivist social philosophy in a unified form.
Despite the rigorous adoption of SEM, the current study is limited by several methodological design features.
The Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies and Duke University, in collaboration with the CT Green Bank and SmartPower, conducted a series of rigorous controlled field trials to better understand the adoption of residential solar.
