The phrase "a robust and functional" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is strong, effective, and serves its intended purpose well.
Example: "The new software system is designed to be a robust and functional solution for managing our data."
Alternatives: "a strong and effective" or "a reliable and efficient".
We were not able to find implanted cells on histological sections (we only detected iron from that labeled 10% fraction of the implanted cells) at 6 months after their implantation, while at the same time monitoring a robust and continuously increasing functional improvement.
The availability of multiple Drosophila genome sequences has allowed evaluation of the evolutionary hypotheses of positive selection on these male-specific reproductive proteins in a robust phylogenetic and functional context.
All our analyses demonstrated a robust and consistent pattern of functional and structural changes with regard to the frequency of derived allele (figs. 2 4).
Thus, it suggests a new approach to construct simple, robust and functional sensor designs capable of gas discrimination and quantification in multi-component gas streams.
We established a bioengineering 3D culture system to promote robust and functional acinar-like organoids from hPECs.
The software tool is robust and functional.
Recently, extensive efforts have been devoted to the exploitation of robust and functional polymer-based biomaterial scaffolds with high efficiency.
"I'm super" was emblazoned across the blue version, while its purple counterpart read: "I hate my thighs". As they grow into toddlerhood, boys' clothes tend to be more robust and functional, with pockets and sturdy fabrics, whereas girls' attire is more flimsy and designed with a focus on appearance, not activity.
Maybe the necessary compromises can be reached that ensure a robust, truly functional version of the Web.
