The phrase "a robust boost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or strong increase in something, such as performance, productivity, or support.
Example: "The new marketing strategy provided a robust boost to our sales figures this quarter."
Alternatives: "a significant increase" or "a strong enhancement".
If it had been anchored at 4 percent, real rates would have had further to go, providing a more robust boost to investment and spending.
But none of these crucial decisions will be made until Britain has a new government after the general election.Britain is in a much tougher position than America, where recession and fiscal stimulus have not overburdened the budget by quite as much, and where a more robust boost from inventory rebuilding has left the economy with more room to slow without tipping back into recession.
It pointed out that consumer confidence had remained robust, boosting high street sales in 2002, even though some commentators had expected the big sales seen in the run up to Christmas 2001 to be a "last hurrah" for the UK economy.
Demand in the North Sea has been robust, boosting Trico's recent results.
The robust boosting effect of AdAg85A delivery in prior BCG-primed animals is likely attributed to potent Ad-driven production of immunodominant M.tb antigen Ag85A and strong immune adjuvanticity of adenoviral backbone [11], [20], [21].
The idea is that rising personal income, fatter corporate profits and a robust stockmarket will boost deposit-taking, lending and fee income.Moreover, rising rates should help banks earn more from current (checking) accounts, particularly those that earn no interest, because banks can now invest this money in higher-yielding government bonds.
Finally, a robust L1-regularized gradient boosting is proposed to integrate our part-sense sparse features learner into an object classifier.
30 A MenC priming dose at 12 months of age, however, might still be important for a robust anamnestic response after a MenC boost in adolescence.
Subclinical disease and angiogenesis already occurs by day 21, and the boosted model provides a robust immune response.
Like regularized regression, boosted regression trees provides a robust alternative to traditional approaches such as stepwise variable selection.
