The phrase "a robust competitor and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone or something that is strong and effective in competition, often in a business or sports context.
Example: "Our company has established itself as a robust competitor and a leader in the industry."
Alternatives: "a strong contender" or "a formidable rival."
In this case, reducing the DS strain also reduces DR. Conversely, when Λ R (LamR) is high the DR strain is a more robust competitor and a moderate policy is more frequently best.
Myer's chief executive, Bernie Brookes, added: "Myer remains Australia's largest full-line department store business and will continue to be a robust competitor".
Thus CSX and Norfolk Southern will be dividing up a robust competitor, one that has played a big role in helping sustain some basic industries in the Northeast economy.
When there is no pre-existing resistance, the DR strain must have a higher MIC, higher growth rate and face a weaker immune system in order to be a robust competitor than it does when it is present initially.
Even though Cisco is known as a robust competitor, not even its rivals claim that the company is abusing its dominant position.
Mr. Axelrod said one downside of a co-op, from Mr. Obama's point of view, was that it might be unable to "scale up in such a way that would create a robust" competitor to private insurers.
Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky has said there are no plans for an IPO in 2018, but it doesn't change that it has to set itself up as a company that has the capacity to be a robust competitor in the hospitality space.
In particular, effective competition naturally requires a DR strain that has the capacity to be a robust competitor to the DS progenitor.
Seriously though, a touchscreen (however primitive) and a thin, refined design will sell against the most robust competitors, and the Que is refined as all hell (though sadly, delayed).
Several attributed AT&T's play as a way to position itself as a more robust competitor to Google and Facebook, which capture the lion's share of online advertising, and Amazon and Apple, which have strong customer relations.
