"least strict" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It means something or someone that is the least strict out of a group of options. Example: "Out of all the teachers at our school, Mrs. Smith is the least strict. She always gives us extra time to finish our assignments and is understanding if we make mistakes."
Perhaps because Cuba has—again, nominally at least—strict environmental laws, or perhaps because the U.S. trade embargo has stifled development, it is home to some of the Caribbean's best preserved reefs.
14 In 2011, formal eligibility conditions for unemployment benefits were rated least strict in Sweden, Canada, Austria, Cyprus and Finland.
ASHRAE's indoor climate design classes for general museums, galleries, archives and libraries are well known: AA (most strict), A, B, C and D (least strict).
14The qualitative information on each of those sub-categories was translated into scores ranging from one (least strict) to five (most strict).
Identity theory, at least strict psycho-physical type-type identity theory, offers another strongly reductive option by identifying conscious mental properties, states and processes with physical ones, most typically of a neural or neurophysiological nature.
In the least strict sense of identity, being the same according to the continuity of diverse parts succeeding one another, we find that animals, bodies, and rivers can be regarded as minimally the same through time.
The regulations relating to the shipment of horses in this country are at least as strict as, or stricter than, those of any other country.
Their work primarily applies to markets that do not have prices, or at least have strict constraints on prices.
Bermuda's rules about who can work on the island, which are at least as strict as the rules about who can buy property, make no exception for homeowners, according to Mr. Brewer, the government official.
They say that the government should consider breaking up the biggest banks and investment firms long before they fail, or at least impose strict limits on their trading activities — steps that the administration continues to reject.
"Considering the NYPD's troubling history of surveilling innocent people, it must at the very least establish strict privacy policies and obtain warrants prior to using intrusive equipment like Stingrays that can track people's cell phones".
