The phrase "more stringent implementation" is correct and commonly used in written English.
This phrase is typically used when discussing plans or policies that must be enforced in order to be effective. For example, "The government is planning to introduce more stringent implementation of its environmental protection laws."
This method would require much more stringent validation before implementation (see the section 'Study design').
Overall, the push toward implementation of more stringent sustainability criteria may be expected to limit the expansion of oil palm plantation on peatlands and forests.
Our findings support a cumulative effect by the shift toward more stringent glycemic goals and the implementation of the DMP.
Our experience indicates that the implementation of more stringent control measures and the use of new, more effective treatments for HIV infection can help to bring XDR TB outbreaks under control in developed countries.
Nevertheless, the fact that the Eurobarometer data preceded the tobacco control score provides some reassurance that concern about passive smoking does indeed drive the implementation of more stringent tobacco control measures.
These differences likely resulted from the implementation of more stringent control measures during the Olympic Games, especially for coal combustion (Zhang XY et al. 2009), but favorable meteorological conditions may also have contributed to reduced PM concentrations during the Olympic Games compared with the rest of the source control period (Wang WT et al. 2009; Zhang XY et al. 2009).
See for instance the result of the 2.12.2001 referendum on the implementation of a more stringent budget rule at the central level (debt brake; Schuldenbremse; Frein aux dépenses).
Not only were these children born well after the end of the PAT campaigns, but also a large fraction of them were born after the implementation of the more stringent infection control measures in the country.
Making the implementation of PCPNDT Act more stringent at all levels, with punitive action taken against those who violate this law within the public as well as private health systems can be one of the steps in this direction.
It also describes the implementation process which comprises gradually more stringent regulations coupled with financial inducements.
