The phrase "a more robust manner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or approaches that are stronger, more effective, or more resilient in a particular context.
Example: "To ensure the project's success, we need to approach the problem in a more robust manner."
Alternatives: "a stronger way" or "a more effective approach."
Labour says its code of conduct on antisemitism does cover the "missing" examples, mostly in a more robust manner.
This significantly simplifies the procedure of the forced vibration test, and hence, it can be carried out in a more robust manner.
This research addresses some of those shortcomings and proposes a modified K C correlation by handling the tortuosity term in a more robust manner.
The panel's 131-page report detailing evidence of war crimes and other abuses in the six months up to mid-January said, "The issue of accountability for those responsible for international crimes deserves to be raised in a more robust manner to counter the pervasive sense of impunity in the country".
This paper can therefore be used, we hope, for several years as a reference in a more robust manner than has been possible up to now.
As an additional analysis, we performed a Procrustean randomisation test using PROTEST [59] which contrasts two community matrices in a more robust manner than Mantel tests [59].
Along with using a combined process for initialization and simulation, many physical systems represented through large systems of DAEs can be solved in a more robust and efficient manner without the need for nonlinear solvers.
However, independent studies demonstrated some inconsistencies in the effects of these markers [ 11, 35, 36] which necessitates additional investigations so that such markers can be deployed in maize breeding in a more robust and predictable manner.
This paper offers a more robust and objective way of evaluating the competitiveness of countries while replicating the WCI results in a statistically significant manner.
This would allow a more robust information on thresholds to conserve in the best possible manner "old-growthness" (sensu Bauhus et al. (2009)) in managed forest ecosystems.
Because the three strains had distributions that did not differ in a statistically significant manner, samples were pooled to provide a more robust statistical population.
