The answer depends on whether you are using "rigorously built" as an adjective or an adverb. If you are using "rigorously built" as an adjective, then yes, it is correct and usable in written English. For example, you could say, "The house was rigorously built with attention to detail." If you are using "rigorously built" as an adverb, then no, it is not correct and not usable in written English. Instead, you could say, "The house was built rigorously with attention to detail."
We will, however, mainly inform our project using the empirical literature to rigorously build our research designs on the basis of prior research results.
Rossellini likens the Wagners' private torments to the tensions within Germany itself, its rigorously rational order built on frenzied concealment and the fear of crimes revealed.
On the other hand, with the large-scale experimental identification of protein-protein interactions in many species, a gold standard positive set of interactions can be built more rigorously.
That is primarily because the technology they are built on has to be rigorously tested and stand the test of time, and therefore does not change quite as rapidly as mobile devices.
People assume that what is built into cars must be rigorously tested and government approved; but the reality is that safety regulations haven't kept up with the fast pace of technology.
Then a k-nearest neighbor classifier [ 16] was built on the training dataset, rigorously assessed by the validation dataset and finally applied to the mouse samples to classify them (Table S2, see Additional file 1).
It's lavishly produced, rigorously researched, and almost confrontationally weird, each episode (built around a single topic — pizza, fried rice, barbecue, home cooking, etc).
But then, suddenly, I realised that the tennis wasn't going to happen if I carried on like this.' Since then she has built up a reputation for working rigorously on her fitness.
"It's an impressively run business with a very attractive revenue model and its success is built on the foundation of great, rigorously reported service journalism".
