The phrase "a more robust global" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or enhancements on a global scale, often in contexts related to economics, policy, or systems.
Example: "The initiative aims to create a more robust global framework for addressing climate change."
Alternatives: "a stronger global" or "a more resilient global".
Rupert Murdoch said that News Corporation's 50,000 employees could expect "a more robust global compliance structure" in response to the continued fallout over news gathering at the company's British newspaper unit.
In addition, under the guidance of Gerson Zweifach, News Corporation's Group General Counsel, the Company is implementing a more robust global compliance structure, with expanded education, customized controls, and group compliance officers across our businesses.
One can't hope for a more robust global economic growth which would be beneficial for all without a better coordination of monetary, fiscal and structural policies.
The chief element that prevents the United States and China from having a more robust global partnership--apart from the usual existential rivalry that hegemons experience--is the pattern of confrontation that takes place in East Asia.
2. Regulation of global finance It is clear that a new more robust global regulation of finance is required, but the challenges here are significant.
The new U.S. strategy will either need to retrench and absorb greater risk or develop more robust global partnerships to pick up the slack.
"Clearly the U.S. industrial economy is slowing and is in need of stronger demand from consumers and from more robust global business investment in capital goods," he said.
By the time of the Paris climate meeting in 2015, which resulted in the more robust global agreement now supported by every country in the world except the United States, it was clear that we needed to consider a more ambitious target, 1.5°C (2.7°F).
"Tesla is going to see serious competition from automakers with far stronger networks, successful scale manufacturing, more reach and more robust global market presence," said IHS Markit auto industry analyst Stephanie Brinley.
Future studies of palaeosol classification in the region would benefit from a more robust and improved unified global classification scheme which would address the loopholes of the existing systems.
President Obama has called on a more robust response to the global Ebola outbreak as he seeks to reassure Americans the risks to them are very low.
