The phrase "a robust eye" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who has a keen or discerning ability to observe or analyze something effectively.
Example: "As an art critic, she has a robust eye for detail, allowing her to appreciate the nuances in every piece."
Alternatives: "a keen eye" or "a sharp eye".
Shareen Mitchell began her retail career in Los Angeles, with both a robust eye for hipsterism and a pragmatic sense of thrift.
I believe it is through such a robust eye to eye dialogue, and not an empty-chair policy, that we can further the E.U.'s unanimously agreed policy of engagement most effectively".
We employ state-of-the-art techniques for face detection and a robust eye detection scheme using active shape models for accurate landmark localization.
You might have enjoyed a robust eye sight throughout your hey days, but still not having regular checkups could eventually lead to temporary blindness or permanent sight loss later in life.
This makes everything difficult and prevents developing robust eye tracking systems.
The stable approximate position of pupil is enough for getting robust eye movement detection and corresponding pupil-center displacement.
However, it is possible that the long stimulus exposure produced more robust eye specific signals in the visual cortex, which underlie our decoding results.
He had a robust build, cobalt blue eyes and scraggly eyebrows sometimes singed from burning firewood.
This evaluation is particularly critical prior to bilateral enucleation because, if light-responsive eyes are removed or individuals do not expose their eyes to a robust light-dark cycle, the patients may develop a debilitating circadian-rhythm sleep disorder [3, 14].
The nutria has a robust body, short limbs, small eyes and ears, long whiskers, and a cylindrical, scaly tail.
The other commercially important species are the albacore, marked with a shining blue stripe on each side; the yellowfin, with yellow fins and a golden stripe on each side; and the bigeye, a robust fish with relatively large eyes.
