"strict analysis" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to indicate an intense or detailed examination or evaluation of something. For example, "The professor conducted a strict analysis of the student's research paper before giving it a grade."
As drugs emerged to treat depression, Dr. Ayd subjected them to equally strict analysis.
And indeed, while investment banks have technical analysts on staff, strict analysis is generally tempered by considerations of other factors.
His "Enigma" Variations, which catapulted him to fame in 1899, sound absolutely spontaneous but can bear strict analysis.
She advises a strict analysis of the good and bad of any aid effort and to find ways around the bad.
For the first time anywhere, he proposed an office building for a political organization that was not a Neoclassical temple but corresponded in its structure and design to a strict analysis of function.
Originating in the strict analysis of the logic of the sciences that had been made in the middle 1870s by Charles Sanders Peirce, the theory underwent in James's hands a transforming generalization.
In some cases a stricter analysis based on 80% amino acid identity and 90% coverage was additionally employed to reduce the number of false positives.
After finding that the average hearing threshold of the left ear (18.0 ± 17.1 dB) appeared to be similar to that of the right ear (17.6 ± 16.9 dB), we used the average result of both ear data with CKD for a stricter analysis.
Lived religion is a very different thing from strict textual analysis.
This is political mythology, and it doesn't stand up to strict rational analysis.
" Everett conceived his Ph.D. dissertation at UNICAMP as a strict Chomskyan analysis of Pirahã.
