The phrase "a robust analysis of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a thorough and comprehensive examination of a particular subject or issue.
Example: "The report provides a robust analysis of the economic impacts of climate change on local communities."
Alternatives: "a thorough examination of" or "a comprehensive review of".
Further investment decisions should be based on a robust analysis of costs, police force requirements, and their ability to use new technology effectively.
Planning tends to be inadequate, with projected timings and budgets reflecting wishful thinking rather than a robust analysis of requirements.
The methodology is based on bibliometric techniques which permit a robust analysis of "Big Data Research" publications at different levels.
This has potential to support fast growth plantation monitoring, offering options for a robust analysis of high-dimensional data.
In centralized CSS, the SUs submit their sensor reports to the fusion center (FC), which is a server for aggregating and cross-examining the network's sensor reports to make a robust analysis of the spectrum availability.
Within-group analysis of MVC sEMG output (pre-SMT vs post-SMT sEMG output) and across-group analysis of MVC sEMG output ratio (post-SMT sEMG/pre-SMT sEMG output) during MVC was performed through use of a paired observations t test (POTT) and a robust analysis of variance (RANOVA), respectively.
Our use of two genes from independently evolving genomes, a thorough taxonomic coverage of the Lysmata and related genera, and a robust analysis in terms of alignment strategies improves upon a very recent preliminary phylogeny of the genus Lysmata [ 25].
A more robust analysis of a wider range of time points might enable a more sensitive comparison of mortality between occupational categories.
Besides, using such a more efficient training may allow a more robust analysis of the cognitive mechanisms contributing to perception, by decreasing the amount of training necessary to tackle specific complex experimental questions.
Differences in study designs, methods of measuring bone healing and presentation of data precluded a complete pooling of data for a more robust analysis of all the information.
Thus, the biological triplicate data was pooled for each combination of C. albicans strain and fly genotype, so as to provide a greater sample size and hence a more robust analysis of the lifetime data.
