The phrase "a more robust decision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the strength or reliability of a decision-making process or outcome, often in a context where comparisons are being made.
Example: "After considering all the data and feedback, we believe that this approach will lead to a more robust decision regarding our next steps."
Alternatives: "a stronger decision" or "a more solid choice".
This contributes to the fact that increased connectivity in the network is accompanied by a more robust decision making mechanism.
It is worthwhile to point out that, compared with the standard SVM, our DCA-SVM has a different feature space due to the true-signals extraction from DCA, which leads to a more robust decision rule than the standard SVM (C-SVM) for inviting the de-noised data with the subtle data characteristics in the optimal hyperplane construction.
Reports from specialised MDMs within the fields of gastroenterology and endoscopy have commented that increased, more rounded, clinician input contributes to a more robust decision-making process and closer analysis of the full range of management options.
Instruments for policy development have to reflect uncertainties and address possible solutions in a way that foster more robust decision making despite lacking reliable predictions.
These values can be adjusted using machine learning techniques or more robust decision making algorithms, but those are out of the scope of this work.
Improved parameterisation of dynamic transmission models gained from work of this type will aid in the development of more robust decision support tools to assist health policy makers and planners.
Other aspects of improvement include more robust decision-making tools that select the best recycling methods and improved capacity for recycling plastic chemically.
The intuitive premise behind the concept of SPECTRUM is that decision makers can make more robust decisions that consider exhaustively the key factors that significantly influence the choice of incentive for motivating large-scale participation in mobile crowdsensing.
The hope was that if politicians read the catalogue of evidence abuse and Henderson's suggestions for countering it, a more robust and rational decision-making process might emerge.
Combining remotely sensed and field data provided a more robust evidence base for decision-making than either approach could have provided alone.
I consider Switzerland to be a more robust framework for political decision-making than the USA, due to the superior feedback mechanism and the higher level of accountability of people in public offices.
