The phrase "a robust construction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is well-built, durable, or strong, often in the context of physical structures or systems.
Example: "The bridge was designed with a robust construction to withstand harsh weather conditions and heavy traffic."
Alternatives: "a sturdy design" or "a solid framework."
The new tyres are of a more robust construction and were designed with the extreme demands of Belgium's Spa-Francorchamps track in mind.
Most seriously, the specification of the tyres had to be changed to a more robust construction after multiple high-profile failures during the British Grand Prix at the end of June.
The later hemmemas were also considerably larger, more heavily armed and of a more robust construction.
The later hemmemas were considerably larger, more heavily armed, and of a more robust construction.
This gave the instrument the necessary stiffness and stability to make delicate measurements of Earth's gravity field, but it also made for an extremely robust construction.
The geared turbines also had a significantly more robust construction.
That's thank to the remarkable instrument that is Furler's voice: huge but fragile, fearlessly ragged and wild, seemingly a conduit of a tumultuous past that has included drug addiction and mental health issues, it perfectly counterpoints her songs' robust construction in a way that makes you wish she kept every song she wrote for herself.
When asked about the key challenges to making femtosecond lasers that can be used in most life science laboratories, Andreas Stingl, president of Femtolasers Produktions in Vienna, Austria, points out three things: ease of use, a lifetime of 10,000 hours, and robust construction.
To make the most of this innovative technology, a streamlined procedure is needed for the robust construction of CRISPR/Cas9 vectors, the efficient preparation of mouse oocytes, and refined genotyping strategies.
Given that different radiometals often require different chelators and thus the use and optimization of different modification pathways this methodology could no doubt aid in the rapid and robust construction of diverse radiopharmaceuticals from a single antibody stock.
