The phrase "a pair of robust" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing two items that are strong, sturdy, or well-built.
Example: "The engineer recommended a pair of robust tools for the construction project to ensure durability and efficiency."
Alternatives: "a set of strong" or "two sturdy".
The other was a girl, quite short, wearing a large black leather jacket, black trousers, and a pair of robust black shoes.
One caveat is that the Nissan will face, in addition to the new Accord, a pair of robust and handsome challengers this year in the redesigned 2013 Mazda 6 and Ford Fusion, the latter offering hybrid and plug-in versions that will soar past 40 m.p.g.
The HPN gene: Xu L has identified a pair of robust marker genes (HPN and STAT6) by integrating microarray datasets from three different prostate cancer studies [ 59].
Toward the goal of discovering small-molecule ligands that can prevent either the assembly of an active RecA-DNA filament or its subsequent ATP-dependent motor activities, we report the design and initial validation of a pair of rapid and robust screening assays suitable for the identification of inhibitors of RecA activities.
Justin Rose emerges with a pair of mitts so robust they look like he has been interrupted removing a leg of lamb from the oven.
A pair of simple, efficient, and robust algorithms for generating random velocities sampled from the Chapman Enskog distribution is presented.
What could help GroupCall stand above the others are a pair of related applications working off the same robust backend, which Schwartz tells can handle up to 100,000 concurrent phone calls.
They look and feel like a pair of headphones from the 80s but are relatively robust.
The Letter introduces a robust control design method to synchronize a pair of different uncertain chaotic systems.
