'rigorous regulation' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which laws, rules, or processes are strictly enforced. For example: "The government has implemented rigorous regulations to protect endangered species."
Local industry enjoys outsized influence in the country's politics, which impedes the establishment and enforcement of rigorous regulation".
Mr. Borosage, for his part, frets that Mr. Geithner at Treasury may not support sufficiently rigorous regulation of financial institutions.
Consumer advocates pushed for more rigorous regulation, saying that the institutions responsible for wrecking the economy need strict supervision.
It calls on America to rethink the way we confront cancer, including much more rigorous regulation of chemicals.
Treasury officials want to require the corporate owners of the nation's 41 industrial banks to accept more rigorous regulation or be forced to sell or shut them down.
We will also be looking carefully at the proposed simplification of some hazardous waste regulation, as this is an area where proper enforcement of rigorous regulation is vital.
We have pretty rigorous regulations around alcohol — and now cannabis — and youth access.
Even the establishment and implementation of a series of rigorous regulations has not prevented the occurrence of process incidents.
In Denver, state senators on Monday began approving a slew of new laws that give Colorado some of the most rigorous regulations on gun ownership in the country.
What we need is science-based rigorous regulations, it's the only way are going to tackle this climate crisis," he said.
One of the keys to Paris's beauty, Mr. Kunstler suggests, lies in the rigorous regulations Haussmann instituted (dealing with everything from building heights to roof configurations) which lent the city a sense of order, unity and coherence.
