The phrase "a more robust state" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the strength, stability, or effectiveness of a government, organization, or system.
Example: "The new policies aim to create a more robust state that can better respond to economic challenges."
Alternatives: "a stronger state" or "a more resilient state."
Shrewsbury, who broke their transfer record by splashing £170,000 on Holt, are clearly in a more robust state than many of their rivals.
Behind the curtain, there were many forces at play: a more robust state budget; the biggest freshman class in years; a Republican base just small enough to require allegiances with Democrats or the Tea Party, depending on the issue; and the soon-to-be-revealed political aspirations of Mr. Perry, along with the chessboard of elected officials waiting for him to make his move.
Transit advocates have seized on the setbacks to highlight a need for more robust state and federal financing for railroad upgrades.
Despite a rebounding economy and more robust state budgets, funding for colleges and universities have remained below funding levels prior to the recession.
In recent elections — since state polling data became more robust — state polls have been more free of bias than national polls.
In turn, this information can be advantageously exploited in the design of (more) robust state estimators (or software sensors) for process monitoring and control.
His "make America great again" is about turning back time to the middle of the twentieth century, yet without the more robust state and progressive taxes that made that time more hopeful, at least economically, for many Americans.
You might think that the world of small business loans is highly regulated, but in actuality the more robust state and federal laws out there focus on consumer loans (student loans, credit cards, and home mortgages) without having much application to small business loans.
A more robust welfare state has mitigated the worst health consequences of a similar development in post-Thatcher Britain.
Despite those tensions, several people on the reservation said they would have liked to see a more robust National Guard and state government presence during the storm response.
It also highlights the need for a more robust setup at state hospitals to incorporate nursing staff and other health professionals in running clinics.
