'strict testing' is a correct phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a rigorous system of examination or evaluation. For example, "The school regulations require strict testing for all students."
Levels of pesticide residue in food are minimal and we have strict testing methods in place to check this".
Fortunately, the lords of baseball belatedly stepped up to the plate and devised an admirably strict testing and punishment scheme.
Because of the strict testing protocols at competitions, Dr. Rodchenkov said, athletes typically have to halt the use of banned substances before an event to avoid testing positive.
She advocates using strict testing to judge whether kids are learning, and getting rid of teachers who don't deliver those kinds of scores.
It has steered schools more in the right direction than the wrong one, by sticking to strict testing and inspections, as well as performance-related pay for teachers.
But Dr Hansen argues that subtle changes could emerge generations later, so strict testing and labelling is still needed.Meanwhile, Dr Messing is working with a group affiliated with the Philippine government.
Mr. Penry's challenge to the jury instructions met that strict test, Justice O'Connor said today.
The strict, test-centered curriculum left me uninspired and unwilling to excel in school.
But they have all now satisfied the strict tests to be admitted to the periodic table.
In Enron's case, at least three board members would have been disqualified under a strict test of independence.
There are still some very strict tests to be met before a green belt could ever be built on.
