The phrase "a more robust policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or enhancements to a policy, indicating that the new version is stronger or more effective than the previous one.
Example: "The committee has proposed a more robust policy to address the ongoing issues within the organization."
Alternatives: "a stronger policy" or "an enhanced policy".
"We have more training, more people, a more robust policy now," Gina Proia, a spokeswoman said.
And if the US had implemented a more robust policy of urban revitalisation – if it had ever undertaken a Marshall plan for the cities – somebody with Dozier's grit and determination would have had her choice of jobs.
On the campaign trail Trump hinted at a more robust policy towards China, accusing Beijing of "raping" the US economy and threatening to slap massive tariffs on Chinese imports, while simultaneously threatening to pull US troops out of Beijing's regional rivals, Japan and South Korea.
"I advocated for -- as I say -- a more robust policy.
But anyone who studies terrorism knows it takes a more robust policy to combat the problem than throwing a slice of bacon at the enemy.
To a degree, this conference is very much a limited, somewhat desperate attempt by the international community (especially the West, EU and the US) to at least create a process that may lead to a more robust policy towards stopping the Syrian war.
Hague and Llewellyn are known to support a much more robust policy particularly on Bosnia, which is dysfunctional and utterly divided despite 15 years of western "nation-building".
For Trump, a much more robust policy will be needed to move the trade numbers in the other direction.
Parts of Whitehall responded positively to the call for "more robust policy through the use of horizon scanning", participating in scenario projects that explored a range of possible futures the UK might face and the potential consequences for the country.
In terms of law, we aim to develop a new set of metrics to reassess reentry in order to make a case for more robust policies and programs to facilitate reentry.
"Salvadoran movements have been pushing for bold initiatives addressing the country's environmental challenges, including a more robust water policy and a permanent ban on metal mining, but these policy proposals have been stalled under the threat of this lawsuit," she said.
