The phrase "a robust force for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong and effective influence or support for a particular cause or initiative.
Example: "The organization has proven to be a robust force for social change in the community."
Alternatives: "a strong advocate for" or "a powerful driver of".
In this paper, to maintain robust performance requirement, tracking performance specification, and disturbance attenuation requirement, the design of a robust force controller for the new hybrid actuator using quantitative feedback theory (QFT) is presented.
This paper presents the design of a robust force control system for an electrohydraulic load emulator utilized as part of a hardware-in-the-loop flight simulation experiment.
The insensitivity of unfolding force to loading rate may have an advantage in making talin a robust force sensor.
You are probably the world's most eminent pensioners, 10 retired statesmen and women who aspire to be "a fiercely independent and robust force for good," as Nelson Mandela, an "honorary" absentee Elder put it.
She added that the US was open to the idea of a "robust" international force for southern Lebanon, but said it was unlikely that the US would contribute troops.
Such social dependency creates a robust driving force for social learning of emotion concepts, and makes the social dyad, which is designed to regulate the infant's allostasis, an optimal medium for concept learning.
Then a discontinuous projection-based nonlinear adaptive robust force controller is developed for hydraulic load simulator.
An iterative synthesizing strategy for robust force reflecting control of a Haptic exploration device is proposed.
We are all here, united in favor of Kofi Annan's plan and his urgent call for a robust monitoring force.
Dunford has pressed for a robust residual force, and Buck McKeon, an ally who chairs the House Armed Services Committee, commented that Obama had "met the military's request for forces in Afghanistan".
