rigorous check
collocation in Englishmeaningsofrigorousandcheck
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rigorous
adjective
uk/ˈrɪɡ.ər.əs/us/ˈrɪɡ.ɚ.əs/
approving
careful to look at or consider every part of something to make certain it is correct ...
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check
noun
uk/tʃek/us/tʃek/
an examination of something in order to make certain that it is correct or the way it ...
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(Definition ofrigorousandcheckfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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The method developed here incorporates the determination of both lower and upper bounds on the solution, allowing arigorouscheckof formal results obtained from matched asymptotics.
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If there is norigorouscheckand verification of returns, there will be no incentive for people to get it right.
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Although the traffic dispatcher checked on the position, it is arguable in the circumstances that there should have been a morerigorouscheckon the two men and the baggage.
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At the manufacturing stage there must be the strictest possible control and rigorous checks on safety measures.
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Prior to sailing, rigorous checks are undertaken to validate all aspects of a vessel's seaworthiness.
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Rigorous checks should be made after significant elections to unearth fraud if it takes place.
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Ironically, it is with the most structured employers such as local authorities where the most rigorous checks apply.
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If there were more rigorous checks—as perhaps there should be—that would create another hurdle and delay the introduction of a new post office service.
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Indeed, it resembles the process associated with adoption or becoming a foster parent, as it is very rigorous and involves the most rigorous checks.
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However, mandatory labelling, with rigorous checks for the wholesale, retail and catering sectors, is essential to inform the consumer.
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We made rigorous checks on the viability of products.
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I think that simple analysis fails to recognise the rigorous checks built into the new system.
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We welcome the enormous benefits derived from the diversity of different cultures, but there should be rigorous checks on students in certain disciplines who come from sensitive countries.
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But that situation is now changing, as access to employment, education, social security benefits and medical treatment are all made subject to increasingly rigorous checks of a person's eligibiltiy.
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We need rigorous checks by law.
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Vehicles were subjected to rigorous checks to uncover escapees.
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The failure highlighted the need for good communication between design engineers and contractors, and rigorous checks on designs and especially on contractor-proposed design changes.
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Vehicles were subjected to rigorous checks to uncover fugitives.
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