The phrase "a robust base of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a strong foundation or support system for something, such as a project, organization, or concept.
Example: "The research team has established a robust base of evidence to support their findings."
Alternatives: "a strong foundation of" or "a solid framework of".
Having built a robust base of knowledge during his time in the Hotel School, Gilston knew he'd be OK.
Still, additional research is needed to create a robust base of qualitative and quantitative evidence validating the benefits of mentoring.
A PBL Evaluation Toolkit has been developed to collect evidence that could provide a robust base of effective PBL practice.
Mr. Romney's experience, in particular, may hold one big lesson for future candidates in the new age of unlimited spending: Without a robust base of small donors who give over the Internet, raising all that money takes a major commitment of the candidate's of time and energy right at the moment when he may need to be out on the trail courting voters instead of money.
Signal Peak benefits from a robust base of export customers and is a source of coal for U.S. power plants.
The information gained will be valuable in forming a robust base of knowledge for using TRG delivery system as a platform technology for mucosal immunization.
Data mining process and particularly regression trees and random forest technique in desertification hazard can be recommended as a robust base for further investigation of desertified lands for best management of processes in these areas.
These data provided a robust base for assigning the probability of compounds for crossing the BBB based on their physico-chemical profile.
But given the engineering complexity of building a robust base for modules to plug into and play nicely with, and the fact Google is not specifying how much add-on modules will cost at this point, 'huge affordability' is not really looking like it's in Ara's box of add-on tricks.
They will have to use a "robust evidence base" of the economy when preparing local development plans.
However, in the absence of a robust evidence base, flexibility of the steroid regimen ultimately used for individual patients is recommended, and should ultimately be determined by treating clinicians: the updated guideline provides two suggested regimens (figure 1).
