The phrase "a robust argument" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a strong, well-supported point of view or reasoning in an essay, debate, or discussion.
Example: "In her essay, she presented a robust argument for the importance of renewable energy sources in combating climate change."
Alternatives: "a strong argument" or "a compelling argument."
Despite this softening, I still cannot see how anyone could make a robust argument that Mills & Boon novels are feminist, unless we follow the line trotted out by some "fun feminists" that anything can be labelled as such – up to and including Margaret Thatcher.
This all seemed to make a robust argument for routine supplementation, in particular by those over age 50.
The case of Greece is a robust argument in favor of the role of PR-melatonin in the reduction of BZD/Z-drug sales.
The observation of one or a handful of observations that make sense, picked from thousands of possible such evaluations, does not constitute a robust argument that the elevation or loss of a particular gene explains a phenomenon such as low blood pressure or elevation of a serum analyte.
The End of Faith: Religion, Terror and the Future of Reason by Sam Harris Free Press £12.99, pp336 During the recent debate occasioned by religious protests against artists' freedom of expression - Sikhs at the Birmingham Rep and evangelical Christians at the BBC - it was disappointing not to hear a more robust argument put forward for the abolition of blasphemy laws altogether.
This output though very relevant to the possible performance and stability of aging cells, requires additional parametric studies to develop a more robust argument.
It shifted the assumptions with which political philosophers have operated in part by resuscitating the social contract tradition, and in part by giving a sustained and analytically robust argument regarding the injustice of particular forms of resource inequality.
Neil said the judges "loved" the book, and there had been "robust argument" over whether to choose a novel – which might prove more popular with readers – over a volume of poetry.
In the evening it gets very busy – and be prepared for robust argument over prices.
Strongly held views and robust argument are possible when we dignify difference by honoring the validity of different beliefs.
