The phrase "set strict rules for" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when discussing the establishment of specific guidelines or regulations that must be followed.
Example: "The committee decided to set strict rules for the conduct of all members during meetings."
Alternatives: "establish firm guidelines for" or "impose rigid regulations on"
The superintendent, Tom Kelly, set strict rules for 2003.
However, the organisation has set strict rules for accepting suggestions from the public.
"You set strict rules for what goes on in the factory.
The military also set strict rules for embedded journalists that kept many graphic images from the public eye; the military asked Mr. Hondros to leave his embed assignment after he shot the pictures of Samar.
Yet the fact that the law set strict rules for the market and made sure there was plenty of money available for states to implement the law made forecasting easier.
Above all, he was determined to ensure that MSR did not suffer a similar fate ie, invent lots of clever things that got left on the laboratory shelf, or slipped out of the back door to make fortunes for others.Mindful of such mistakes, Microsoft set strict rules for MSR when establishing the centre.
The proposals would also set stricter rules for compliance with a series of annual performance-improvement goals aimed at lowering air traffic management fees, reducing congestion in European skies and easing the burden on the environment.
First, they'd raise premiums companies pay to the fund, and set stricter rules for below-investment-grade companies paying into the fund.
This proposal would set stricter rules for minimum and maximum prices of permits during state auctions, and the prices would increase annually at steeper rates.
The $787 billion stimulus legislation sets strict rules for the $53.6 billion being sent to help state budgets, Mr. Orszag wrote.
We know a lot about the people who claim social welfare: we know how much each benefit costs the public, the government sets strict rules for eligibility – and we even have detailed estimates for how much cheating goes on.
