The phrase "a certain degree of robustness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the strength, stability, or reliability of a system, process, or argument.
Example: "The software demonstrated a certain degree of robustness, allowing it to handle unexpected inputs without crashing."
Alternatives: "a level of resilience" or "a measure of strength".
Therefore, it possesses a certain degree of robustness and adaptability.
We presented a practical design of a low-delay MD audio coder, which is able to provide a certain degree of robustness towards packet losses.
In order to achieve a certain degree of robustness towards packet dropouts or channel failures, it is possible to use error-correcting codes.
Such techniques present the characteristic to grant a certain degree of robustness when a specific process is applied to the watermarked image: this means that the image is still asserted as authentic.
The coupling among the agents is designed here as an explicit parameter of this delay, allowing couplings to autonomously adapt based on the delay value, and in order to guarantee stability and a certain degree of robustness in the network despite the destabilizing effect of delay.
A tuning parameter Kspis devised which gradually transforms the controller from a PID controller toa Smith predictor as Ksp changes 0 to 1. Properties of the SP-PID are explored and design procedure is given to ensure a certain degree of robustness.
Finally, the cell possesses a certain degree of metabolic robustness to resist the negative effects of these errors, such as the presence of alternative metabolic pathways.
We performed this analysis, and strikingly, even when our GRN models show certain degree of robustness to perturbations and a critical dynamics, they are less robust than other GRNs [e.g. [ 32, 33]].
"A certain degree of risk is accepted.
Everybody has a certain degree of leadership.
There's a certain degree of shame".
