The phrase "rigor of the process" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the strictness or thoroughness of a particular process or procedure. Example: The company's success can be attributed to the rigor of their hiring process, which ensures that only the most qualified candidates are selected for the job.
Where the third party is independent of the company and the board, its participation in the evaluation process can meaningfully enhance the objectivity and rigor of the process and results.
When asked about the staffing situation a week later, Gibbs trotted the same pony out of the stable: "In terms of the rigor of the process – I mean, obviously there's a process that all nominees have to go through, but we feel like we're making strong progress".
Such a disclosure would be material if the Barclays Analysis composed a significant portion of the total analysis, such that, given the weakness of the Barclays Analysis, a reasonable investor might doubt the rigor of the process employed to assess the Merger.
It isn't because I'm a better person or anything, but I think that the discipline and the rigor of the process of making those stories and making those novels has allowed me to suspend the kind of judgment that I might have possessed when I was younger, to understand and forgive people, and acts, behavior, that I might not have understood or been able to forgive when I was younger.
Considering the rigor of the process, when the adjacent horizontal coordinate x t is equal to x t + 1, we deem the curvature of this part is 0°.
The scientific rigor of the process of experimentation, the unflinching focus on the question 'Is drug A performing better than the comparator?' comes with a price, often poor generalizability.
In this review, the use of the GRADE approach added scientific rigor to the process of compiling and rating the quality of evidence.
A transparent description of the attribute development process of DCEs provides useful grounds for the assessment of the rigor of this process in DCEs [ 34], and hence, should receive more attention in future DCE studies.
Of the many patents being filed today, some will doubtless survive the rigors of the process and the regulatory regime, and also turn out to cover aspects of widely implemented platforms in the financial services sector.
An article on the front page of the Times the next day said that the blunder raised "concerns about whether the White House is applying any rigor to the process of approving airstrikes," and a front-page article in the Washington Post called it "the worst friendly-fire incident of the war against the Islamic State".
Mr. Howells is also guilty of ignoring the rigor of the Turner Prize process, said Michael Crang-Martist an artist closely associated with the so-called Brit Art movement and known for his knack at discovering new talent.
