"a robust body" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means a strong and healthy physique. You can use it when describing someone's physical appearance or health, or when discussing topics related to fitness or wellness. Example: "John's daily exercise routine and balanced diet have helped him maintain a robust body." "Regular physical activity is essential for maintaining a robust body and overall well-being." "Having a robust body not only improves physical health but also boosts mental strength and confidence."
Pinot noir contributes a robust body, complexity and a berryish quality to the blend.
The nutria has a robust body, short limbs, small eyes and ears, long whiskers, and a cylindrical, scaly tail.
It resembles other cavies in having a robust body with short limbs, large head and eyes, and short ears.
A robust body of science about the benefits of omega-3 fats reinforces the idea that avoiding fish carries greater health risks than eating it.
The press sets up a robust body – independent of government and serving editors – and earns legal protections from needless challenges in court.
A robust body of academic research has sprung up in the past decade or so, documenting the different ways conservatives and liberals process the world.
So while priming holds promise as a population-wide intervention for improving the healthiness of everyday behaviors, a more robust body of evidence is needed on the trait and state modifiers of the effects of experiencing a prime for this promise to be realized.
You know, a fairly robust body.
My Scotch risotto uses pearl barley (the main ingredient of Scotch Broth) as its base which, like rice, takes on all the other flavours within the dish, adding a more robust body in so doing.
Shami Chakrabarti, director of the human rights campaign group Liberty, said the report's chief proposal of a more robust body independent of government and current newspaper editors made sense for "the public, press and politicians alike".
"It also appears to have a very robust body or shell with ridges across its back which is not found in any spider known to man". Arachnophobes can rejoice in the knowledge that there have been no foot-long super spiders in Earth's history.
