'rigorous person' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe someone who is extremely strict or precise about principles or standards. Example sentence: "My boss is a very rigorous person, so he always insists on exact measurements when we're doing projects."
"Hartwig's a very precise, very clear and rigorous person – that's what we enjoyed about working with him".
"As a careful and very rigorous person approaching clinical trials, I'd like to see a great deal more data in a nonhuman primate model that the treatment is efficacious and very safe," Dr. Federoff said.
My testing is not definitive so a more rigorous person should be consulted.
In addition, NHIS data are collected via rigorous in-person interviews, and the differences in reported and measured BMI are not large and do not affect health risk estimates, including those associated with diabetes (24).
In this method, baseline control teams are divided into two groups, one for ISO7029 method for rigorous screening persons with normal hearing otology; the other group is benchmarking, which has been recommended for all elected from among the towns of occupational noise exposure.
In 1993 Italy ratified the Schengen Treaty, which eliminated passport controls between its European member states and mandated rigorous controls for persons arriving from nonmember states.
It might, if only because making something more rigorous means the average person will need to learn more.
Owners should pass a rigorous Fit and Proper Person's Test, run by the FA, and ownership should be transparent.
He added: "The decision overturns decades of criminal procedure in Scotland, a proud, distinctive, justice system, developed over centuries and predicated on fairness with many rigorous protections for accused persons".
the introduction of a rigorous fit and proper persons test for club owners and directors.
Why else would an extraordinarily lazy person begin a rigorous workout routine other than a Panic Monster freakout about becoming less attractive?
