The phrase "a robust call" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong or compelling request or invitation, often in a professional or formal context.
Example: "The CEO made a robust call for innovation during the annual meeting, urging all departments to think outside the box."
Alternatives: "a strong appeal" or "a compelling request".
An emergency meeting last weekend passed a resolution by an overwhelming majority to complement the efforts of the college deans with a robust call to action of its own.
The 1999 Report referred to Peterson's very comprehensive and candid 1988 critique of the behaviour of volcanologists which includes a robust call for them to examine themselves, their roles and behaviours (Peterson 1988 , 1996.
Offered near the end of his argument before the justices, that closer was a rather poignant way for UT to rest his case: with a robust call for ongoing diversity in higher education.
To accurately measure this sensitivity, one needs a robust call set as a truth set.
But the last president to make a truly robust call for sacrifice was ridiculed for it.
We have used the quantitative RAS values, designed to produce a robust allele call when assessed for individuals, to estimate allele frequencies for pooled DNA.
He called upon his lifetime of profit-making skills to build a robust nonprofit called Getting Out and Staying Out in 2004.
In spite of this methodological variation between pipelines, there exists a set of robust calls that are shared between all pipelines even under lax parameterization.
To achieve good control, a robust control called the modified fuzzy sliding mode control (FSMC) with phase shift method is introduced in this paper.
Features are then constructed from the trajectories using HOG, HOF, and a robust descriptor called motion boundary histogram (MBH).
A robust method called Tetracorder has shown its effectiveness at material identification and mapping, using a set of algorithms within an expert system decision-making framework.
