The phrase "a highly robust" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is very strong, durable, or effective, often in a technical or formal context.
Example: "The new software system is a highly robust solution for managing large datasets efficiently."
Alternatives: "extremely resilient" or "very strong".
A highly robust top-up injection scheme is consequently imperative.
The Judd Apatow production dipped a slim 17%, suggesting a highly robust and lengthy run is in the offing.
The result is a highly robust scheme with state-of-the-art efficiency.
We present a highly robust second order accurate scheme for the Euler equations and the ideal MHD equations.
Tag-based ethnocentric cooperation is a highly robust behavior which can evolve and prevail under a wide variety of conditions.
It's a highly robust application process, with independent business experts making the judgement calls on which projects offer most long-term potential.
It's time for economists to shed their orthodoxies and wake up to the reality that the commons is a highly robust and growing sector for managing resources and creating value.
A highly robust and flame retardant borate-crosslinked poly (vinyl alcohol)/montmorillonite aerogel is fabricated through a novel melt-crosslink method.
For subsequent genetic analysis, we first reduced the total variant dataset by applying rigorous filtering criteria to produce a highly robust subset of 72,563 SNPs distributed across all seven barley chromosomes.
An extensive mutational analysis revealed a highly robust folding pathway with no detectable transition state plasticity, indicating that LysM is an example of an ideal two-state folder.
When a failure occurs, the MTTR also decreases exponentially with the number of channels, thereby providing a highly robust communication environment.
