The phrase "a most robust" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the strength or effectiveness of something, often in a formal or literary context.
Example: "The research presented a most robust argument for the new theory."
Alternatives: "a very strong" or "an exceptionally sturdy".
Moreover, the variables chosen embody strong theoretical consideration (Filmer and Pritchett 1999; Schulz 2005), and a most robust method was used to explore these findings.
In a multicast/broadcast network, a most robust AMC mode must be employed to cover all users in the different channel conditions, which reduces the bandwidth efficiency of the users under good channel conditions.
The method described will facilitate managers in implementing a most robust and sustainable intervention strategy, by considering the uncertainty and the unpredictability of the future, both through aspects that are external to the urban water system and internal aspects.
After that, Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) is used first to select the efficient (i.e. non-dominated) factor level combinations and then for choosing among them the one which leads to a most robust quality loss penalization.
That right... requires a most robust defense".
In these long-term recordings the response latency provided a most robust parameter and was therefore used for the quantitative analysis.
Here, we hope for a uniformly most robust global filter, which means that its expected error increase across all states is less than the mean robustness for any state-specific filter.
In conclusion, in the future, a metabolomic fingerprint, most robust in the class of lyso-PCs, may be able to differentiate insulin-sensitive from insulin-resistant subjects with NAFL.
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After a set of exhaustive analyses, we provide a ranking of the most robust governance actions and factors associated with the occurrence of cost and time underruns.
It's by a country mile the most robust track at this estranging gig.
