The phrase "a robust demand for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a strong or significant need or desire for a particular product, service, or resource.
Example: "There is a robust demand for renewable energy solutions as more companies seek to reduce their carbon footprint."
Alternatives: "a strong demand for" or "a significant demand for".
Why in high-income economies is there still a robust demand for unskilled labor?
A low unemployment rate signaled a robust demand for goods and services.
All that wealth creates a robust demand for educational programs to help young people deal with its complexities.
For traffickers, it's an almost perfect recipe: mass immigration, mass transience, a tremendous concentration of money and anonymity, and a robust demand for labor.
Still, Pandora's ability to go public at $16 a share - roughly double its initial target range of $7 to $9 - reflects a robust demand for Internet stocks, particularly those with a large base of users.
Yet when I look at journals like The Point and n+1 and Triple Canopy; at The Believer and Granta and The New Yorker; at the Kindle Singles and longreads.com and even at what gets passed around on Twitter, I see a robust demand for, and supply of, long-form "magazine writing".
Consumers in emerging economies, often a source of robust demand for gold, are thriving.
Adam Gerber, vice president of sales development and marketing for ABC, said the company gave combined viewing guarantees to some advertisers in last year's upfront – the sales period in spring when networks made deals with advertisers for future programming — but expected "a much more robust demand for those kinds of deals" this year.
Chinese demand has been a key supplier of recently robust demand for Bitcoin, comprising an increasing percentage of Bitcoin's trading volume.
Its dominant carmakers created a one-industry town; their robust demand for blue-collar workers at good wages stunted the supply of workers with other sorts of skills.
An intervention from the Treasury Department would likely wipe out equity holders, which also explains the robust demand for a new sale of Freddie Mac debt August 19.
