The part of a sentence "rigorously checked" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something has been thoroughly examined or scrutinized. You can use it when describing a process or procedure that involves careful inspection or testing. Example: Before being released to the public, the new software was rigorously checked for any bugs or glitches.
Quadratic models were developed and rigorously checked.
I might wish the Mail more rigorously checked its facts.
Any new policy will be rigorously checked and the pace of roll out carefully considered.
But, they asked, weren't the public told endlessly during the two-year bidding process that the costs had been carefully worked out and rigorously checked?
People who want their postal votes sent to a third party address have to explain why and signatures of postal applications will be more rigorously checked.
The sites are already celebrated in bat lore and were rigorously checked by ecologists from Leeds and Sheffield universities as part of a bat survey covering Europe.
We rigorously check the accounts of academies and probe any reserves that appear too large.
However, when teachers plan their lessons they use strategies that benefit all pupils, taking care to speak clearly, using visual aids to reinforce meaning and rigorously checking learning.
Le Figaro reported that police have to rigorously check witness accounts of sightings from the public as people were sometimes mistaken, confusing aeroplane lights, streets lamps and even lasers from discos for drones.
He said the complaints already received were likely to be a drop in the ocean compared with the amount of people likely affected, as most people don't rigorously check their bills or tariffs.
Caseworkers rigorously check applicants and drop by their homes regularly to make sure that they do not have banned luxuries like cars or air conditioners, and fraud seems extremely rare.
