"rigid search" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a thorough search for something, or when referring to a search with strict criteria. For example, "We conducted a rigid search for suitable candidates, and found five people that met all of our criteria."
Jonathan Safran Foer made his fiction début in The New Yorker in 2001, with "The Very Rigid Search," which was part of his first novel, "Everything Is Illuminated".
In this week's issue, Jonathan Safran Foer's "The Very Rigid Search" tells of a young American man's journey to Ukraine, and of his attempt to reconcile the region's present with his family's history.
These sequences are submitted to a "rigid" Boolean search for signal / pro- / mature regions with high identity to known conopeptide superfamilies and classes using the regular expressions described above.
To refine the M. tuberculosis dimer model, an exhaustive rigid body search in which one monomer of the M. tuberculosis homology model was rotated and moved around its position within the context of a dimeric assembly was employed.
The docking program executes a rigid-body search using Fast Fourier Transform FFTT) correlation with simplified geometry employing shape complementarity and hydrophobicity in the scoring function [37].
Sourceress then builds a model based on that information and starts scouring for candidates on the avenues that you might expect, trying to bend the boundaries so they aren't so rigid in their search for candidates.
To summarize our approach, we consider the PFP molecules as rigid bodies and search for the molecular orientations, which minimize the total energy.
"The Locator," in particular, is formatted to within an inch of its life, following the same rigid choreography of search-and-reveal each week.
His day divides into a rigid schedule: driving, searching, going home and logging books online, packing up the books he has sold and toting them down to the post office.
In recent months, Mr. Gluck had become a vocal critic of Russian military operations in Chechnya, where civilians are living in martial law conditions of rigid curfew, arbitrary searches, extortion and physical abuse.
We also establish that, paradoxically, realistic energy functions cannot provide both rapid search and strong binding of a rigid protein.
