The phrase "a combination of robustness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the qualities or features that come together to create a strong or resilient system, product, or concept.
Example: "The new software offers a combination of robustness and flexibility, making it ideal for various applications."
Alternatives: "a blend of strength" or "a mix of durability".
Richards et al. (2006) suggests that this ability could be referred to as Jack-and-Master or a combination of both robustness and opportunism.
Lagarrigue promised a combination of simplicity and a robustness that allowed the user to create "any action," adding, "With the input, you can explain whatever you want.
In order to improve the robustness, a combination of the characteristics of Discrete Wavelet and Karhunen Loeve Transforms is proposed.
Indeed, this combination of robustness and fragility appears to be an inherent property of complex, evolving networks ranging from the Internet and electric power grids to gene regulatory networks and financial markets e.g.,[1 5].
The approach is based on the combination of robustness analysis, moment independent robustness indicator, and estimated kernel conditional densities.
The human equivalent of this robustness is a combination of eloquence and tolerance — the spirit of good conversation.
The highly parallelized solution algorithm makes use of modern finite-volume numerical methodology to provide a combination of high solution accuracy and computational robustness.
Along this line, [ 30] introduces the concept of "glocal" robustness analysis as a combination of global and local tools used for model validation and for identifying key causes of high or low robustness.
Globalization through parameter continuation did not remedy this problem and future work to improve robustness will explore a combination of Picard and JFNK and the use of homotopy methods.
Robustness is obtained through a combination of arithmetic filters, expansion arithmetics and symbolic perturbation.
