The phrase "a degree of robustness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the strength, reliability, or resilience of a system, process, or product.
Example: "The software demonstrated a degree of robustness that allowed it to handle unexpected errors without crashing."
Alternatives: "a level of strength" or "a measure of resilience."
The proposed combination therefore exhibits a degree of robustness to the unmodeled multivariable internal dynamics of Levenberg Marquardt technique.
But the company promises a bit more intelligence than these cameras, though, and a degree of robustness that most of the cheaper WiFi camera's can't offer.
This more generally demonstrates a degree of robustness of PEL functions to certain types of promoter shuffling.
A degree of robustness is claimed under moderate contamination.
Moreover, sensitivity analysis did not change the results suggesting a degree of robustness of the results.
A stable genetic network on the other hand confers a degree of robustness against noise on the overall organism.
Based on our previous study that demonstrated a relationship between a lower degree of robustness in the rhythmicity of psychomotor activity and the severity of mania (Gonzalez et al. 2014), we hypothesized that a greater degree of manic symptomatology is associated disturbances of rhythm.
The result is a solver which exhibits a good degree of robustness with respect to the mesh size as well as to the variance and to physically relevant values of the correlation length of the underlying permeability field.
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 relationship between intensity values (S) and σ S is discerned using an averaging procedure that groups sets of points of related intensities to estimate σΔ S, and hence, σ S. The use of all data together to fit a function argues for a high degree of robustness in the procedure that should resist fluctuations in the intensity measurements caused by noise.
Numerical results exhibit the effectiveness of the method by a high convergence rate and a high degree of robustness.
