The phrase "a robust grid of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong and well-structured network or system, often in contexts related to technology, infrastructure, or data organization.
Example: "The city implemented a robust grid of public transportation options to improve accessibility for all residents."
Alternatives: "a strong network of" or "a solid framework of".
On the contrary, argues CERA, a robust grid may be an important part of a micropower future.
The department is also underinvested in the power grid, the report said, yet the country will need a more robust grid to make fuller use of renewable energy.
Renewables fit a strategy for robust distributed power using a network (a grid) of connections, in a similar robust manner to the internet.
A configuration of this kind was discarded in principle not only due to the creation of unwanted large size vortices, but also to the objective difficulty of creating a robust calculation grid for CFD simulation because of the complex geometry.
A variational principle is proposed that results in a robust elliptic grid generator having many of the strengths of original Winslow or homogeneous Thompson-Thames-Mastin method (hTTM).
This unit has a robust portfolio of grid automation and other types of digital products that complement their industrial products.
Developments in flexible AC transmission systems (FACTS) aim to provide robust grid control at times of complex operational demand, usually associated with random external disturbances or fluctuations [22].
In places with a robust enough grid and the right sort of computerization, even solar can balance wind, and vice versa.
When we considered only regions of parameter space that generate robust grid fields (grid score >0.5), we found circuits generating almost the complete observed range of gamma amplitudes (0.02 < autocorrelation peak < 0.59) and frequencies (31 Hz < frequency < 102 Hz).
The motivation of this paper is to contribute to the 2015 NASA Living with a Star Institute GIC Working Group, where we aimed to understand the basic properties of extreme GICs for a robust operation of power grids to mitigate the potential hazard from extreme GIC events.
