'strict review' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used in a professional or academic setting meaning 'a careful and critical examination'. For example: The project team agreed to conduct a strict review of the new policy before submitting it to the board.
Rigor - maintained through strict review processes, high quality global reviewers, and Editorial Advisory and Review Boards comprising prominent researchers from many countries.
The court has ruled that the right to vote is so important that the Constitution requires that restrictions on it be given a strict review.
One order, labeled "Strengthen Enforcement Process of Exclusion Orders," called for a strict review of the procedures that the commission uses to enforce exclusion orders.
The program's future looked murky a few years ago, when the university's new rector, Nikolai M. Kropachev, set about a strict review of independent programs within the university.
Brian Bilbray (C-California) declares himself a Toyota driver and wonders whether the Japanese firm's stellar reputation, alongside Mercedes and Porsche, at the top of satisfaction tables, created an inverted prejudice against strict review of the company.
Apple, which observes a strict review policy for entrants to the App Store, seems to hope that its design standards will keep third-party apps on their best behavior.
Similar to journals they have editorial boards, and strict reviewing and selection criteria are applied.
Last month, another malware called XcodeGhost infected almost 40 popular apps in the Chinese App Store, which is very unusual because Apple first subjects apps to strict reviews.
And then there's Sony's new The Order: 1886, issued to the press with a strict reviews embargo and instructions to not spoil the game's biggest narrative twist – which, honestly, you'll probably clock long before its reveal.
State-owned news agency Xinhua, announced this, saying: "Online music should go through a strict reviewing process according to the requirement of the ministry before being made available online.
And then there's Sony's new The Order: 1886, issued to the press with a strict reviews embargo and instructions to not spoil the game's biggest narrative twist which, honestly, you'll probably figure out long before its reveal.
