The phrase "a robust characterization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a detailed and strong representation or description of something, often in academic or analytical contexts.
Example: "The study provides a robust characterization of the economic impacts of climate change on rural communities."
Alternatives: "a strong description" or "a thorough depiction."
These results indicate that the VPT test provided a robust characterization of VOC concentration and flux distribution at the site.
It was found that obtaining a robust characterization of the target Environmental Performance Metrics (EPMs) depends on the length scale considered.
Overall we were able to access a new source of microalgal biodiversity and perform a robust characterization of native tropical microalgae strains leading to the identification of strains with high potential for biotechnological applications.
As select ECM components are known to regulate specific stem-cell functions, a robust characterization of cell-derived ECM proteomic composition is critical to better comprehend the role of the ECM in directing cellular processes.
State-level, population-based efforts to address the health needs of these high utilizers start with a robust characterization of these beneficiaries from statewide data sources [12, 13].
I will show that the large number of discovered lenses and the spectacular power of ALMA paint a bright future for a robust characterization of the small-scale structure of dark matter halos.
However, this needs to be confirmed in phase III trials where a larger sample size, and PK sampling will enable a more robust characterization of covariate relationships, especially relating to any potential effects of weight on the PK.
We acknowledge that1 some Pleistocene sample composites have proportions of age modes that cannot be reproduced by modern tributary samples, and that2 increasing the number of measured grains in parent components (i.e.»100) would provide a more robust characterization of each sample.
A new robust characterization method for high spatial resolution FTIR microscopy, using vibration band patterns to obtain specific characteristics for qualitative analysis, is introduced in the present study.
The new model gives revised parameters for the previously known planets, with lower eccentricity orbits than in the previous model and including a more robust characterization of the orbit of Mu Arae e.
In this study, we used multiple platforms: Illumina technology to target genomic, non-coding, and potentially more polymorphic regions and Roche-454 technology to generate longer reads from the transcriptome, which would allow a more robust characterization to other aphid EST libraries.
