The phrase "a robust argument in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a strong or well-supported point made within a specific context or topic.
Example: "The author presents a robust argument in favor of renewable energy sources, highlighting their environmental benefits."
Alternatives: "a strong case for" or "a compelling argument regarding".
This all seemed to make a robust argument for routine supplementation, in particular by those over age 50.
There remains a robust argument over whether the American Clean Energy and Security Act of 2009 represents a crucial step in preserving life as we know it.
White House lawyers are prepared to make a robust argument that such communications must be kept confidential under executive privilege.
In a dissenting opinion, the third judge on the panel, Roger Gregory, made a robust argument for protecting the privileges of journalists seeking to keep the identity of their sources confidential.
Despite robust arguments in favour of including productivity loss in evaluation studies [3 6], current methods to value productivity loss are limited.
Weighing into the debate today on Apple's side of the argument, with a robust public statement in support of encryption, the UN's Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein argues that privacy is a pre-requisite for security, and calls for clear red lines to protect personal data in the digital age.
Weighing into the debate today on Apple's side of the argument, with a robust public statement in support of encryption, the UN's Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein argues that privacy is a pre-requisite for security, and calls for clear red lines to protect personal data in the digital age.
Is there anything that you feel particularly strongly about in that book, and is there any area in which your views differ from his? Keith and I share a conviction that robust argument and debate and a culture in which people can and do speak their minds — those things are fundamental to what a great university does and to our mission.
Yes, there is still a robust scientific argument going on in the US [about climate change] and there have been people in the coal industry that have participated in that debate.
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.
