"rigorous business" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a serious and strict approach to conducting business or an industry that is known for its strict rules and regulations. Example sentence: The pharmaceutical industry is known for its rigorous business practices, with strict adherence to safety protocols and extensive testing procedures.
It represents, however, a nascent example of a rigorous business case for sustainability.
"Henrique is an incredibly accomplished and rigorous business leader, and I'm personally excited to have him join Yahoo's strong leadership team," Ms. Mayer said in a statement.
DfID has introduced a new, more rigorous business case model for assessing whether development investments represent good value and are likely to deliver a high impact.
In the 12 months from April 2011 to April 2012, the government said, central initiatives contributed to reductions in ICT spend reported by departments including: £159.6m by demanding a rigorous business case for any significant ICT spend.
We enjoy intellectualizing the business and we perform rigorous business planning.
Customer satisfaction targets are established based on rigorous business analysis and trade-off studies.
But to cope with the concomitant risks, sports need to be run as transparent, rigorous businesses.
Record-keeping must also be more rigorous, with business and personal accounts well segregated.
Mortimore rightly criticises the quality of some modern vocational courses, and suggests the need for a streamlined, rigorous and business-friendly set of qualifications that provide excellence in technical routes too.
He credits much of this to embedding a rigorous approach to business strategy in every part of P&G's vast empire.
He said the higher standards meant more rigorous scrutiny of business models and company founders as well as a larger ownership stake -- at least 15percentt, up from 10percentt -- for its initial investments.
