The phrase "a more robust technique" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or approaches that are stronger, more effective, or more reliable than others.
Example: "In our research, we found that a more robust technique for data analysis yielded significantly better results."
Alternatives: "a stronger method" or "a more effective approach."
But, Williams says, Xiao and Schrag's approach "may turn out to be a more robust technique".
The need for further work has also been identified to provide a more robust technique to improve damage predictions.
Transcranial electrical stimulation is expected to be a more robust technique than TMS for evaluation of spinal motor function in horses.
A more robust technique to characterize changes in archaeal community structures will help to better understand the microbial process involved in ruminal methanogenesis and, hence, enabling the development of more effective dietary CH4 mitigation strategies.
The KDE is regarded as a more robust technique and is widely applied in quantifying animal range use, although it has rarely been used for orangutans [31].
These experiments establish a more robust technique coupling quantification of Ca2+ radiotracer accumulation in ER microsomes with the hydrolysis and release of P i by ER resident Ca2+-ATPases (SERCAs).
Although poor RNA quality may be the cause of inconsistent results with SNaPshot or pyrosequencing, the latter has proved to be a much more robust technique (Tomsic et al, 2010; Segui et al, 2011).
Microarrays have been reported before to show smaller changes in expression than the more robust technique of qPCR and indeed we have found this ourselves in related studies [ 51].
A number of more robust techniques have been used to explore informal relations in the business sector.
Risk stratification, coupled with the limitations of mammography identified above, has driven an effort to develop more robust techniques for the detection of breast cancer.
Hence the MoD's hope of driving development of a more robust flight technique that can withstand tough in-the-field environmental conditions.
