The phrase "a more robust release" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing software, products, or any situation where an improved or stronger version is being introduced.
Example: "The development team has worked hard to ensure that the upcoming version will be a more robust release, addressing all previous issues."
Alternatives: "a stronger version" or "an enhanced release".
Bim BH3 peptide induced significantly more robust release of Cytochrome C and Smac proteins when there was sufficient ionic strength from KCl.
Through additional collaboration with groups at Washington State University, and the University of Saskatchewan, a more robust version was released in 2011 and formally introduced by Ficklin et al. (28).
In this way, uncontrollable factors (e.g. the number and size of cracks formed during the bone cement drying process,) are largely avoided, and a more robust control on the release rate can be obtained.
The Education Department plans to release a more robust metric showing students' completion rates by school, a measurement that in the past has excluded a huge chunk of students, according to the May 21 document.
Jellyvision Games later pulled the application, in anticipation of release a more robust client for both iOS and Android that will mimic the Facebook application, featuring cross-platform multiplayer between iOS, Android, and Facebook versions, and downloadable episodes from the Facebook game.
It is releasing a more robust version of its APIs for its private developer beta, which is open to any programmer.
Founder Darius A Monsef IV (aka Bubs) didn't want to talk too much about the company's future plans, but he did say that it would soon be releasing a more robust version of its vector shapes editor, Seamless.
Skate Fate was released monthly from mid 1981 to mid 1987, after which time it was released annually (in a more robust form) until 1991.
It has everything grime fans would expect, but it's his first major label release and has a more robust, radio-friendly production.
He has advocated the parole board interpreting the risk test in a more robust way which could safely increase the release rate of IPP prisoners.
