The phrase "a more robust world" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or enhancements to global systems, structures, or environments.
Example: "By investing in sustainable practices, we can create a more robust world that can withstand future challenges."
Alternatives: "a stronger world" or "a more resilient world".
A more robust world of solar and wind power might be better served by some sort of giant battery — or, more likely, many of them, widely distributed.
In a more robust world GDP environment, Gillette could turn around, but it and Coca-Cola are still too expensive by 10%.
Far from embracing the attacks, many leading conservative health care policy experts said in recent interviews that the dynamic was precluding a more robust real-world debate while making it nearly impossible for them to inject their studied, free-market solutions into the discussions.
Sadly for Syrians who hoped for a more robust response, the only action the outside world has been able to agree to take in Syria is just this, to observe.
The integration of information from several sensory modalities offers an enriched perception of the world and provides a more robust method for representing and recognizing objects.
But he said that Mr. Kelly was concerned that a more robust security system be in place before the World Trade Center area opens for business again.
This summit and the accompanying New York Declaration did just that – it created a blueprint for world leaders to build a more robust protection structure for refugees and migrants.
We need to build a new set of institutional supports that can create a more robust and sustainable social system around the new world of work.
The climate crisis demands a more robust effort to expand and strengthen community rights to the world's forests.
The world can't wait for 2017 to see a more robust American approach.
If the Mojang folks supported a more robust server architecture and possibly larger game maps, we could see worlds with hundreds of thousands of simultaneous players.
