The phrase "a robust growth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a strong or significant increase in something, such as sales, economy, or development.
Example: "The company reported a robust growth in revenue this quarter, exceeding all expectations."
Alternatives: "strong growth" or "substantial growth".
Still, Citigroup said Pandora had a "significant market opportunity" and a "robust growth profile".
Agriculture also maintained a robust growth rate of more than 5%.
Despite its reputation for innovation, and the fact it was in a robust growth market, the firm was close to shutting down the unit.
During the incubation period, both MG63 and HUVECs exhibited not only a robust growth, but also up-regulated gene expression.
Apart from the discussion on how to bring our economies back onto a robust growth path, the key challenge we face in London is to build a new financial architecture that meets 21st century requirements.
So last week my administration reached agreement with Speaker Pelosi and Republican leader Boehner on a robust growth package that includes tax relief for individuals and families, and incentives for business investment.
During screening, the strain mix (mutIV-mix-1) also showed a more robust growth over a range of temperatures, which is to be expected as the measured curve results from the average of a number of strains with differing optima.
Figure 6a shows an example of a typical robust growth curve and the fitted model (R value = 99.15%).
A more robust growth trajectory calls for long-term strategic holdings in Chinese assets, particularly in its currency.
Canada's gross domestic product rose 0.4percentt in August from July, or 4.4percentt from August 1999, a more robust growth rate than analysts had forecast.
When the year began, economists expected a more robust growth rate of about 4percentt, only to be barraged by bad report after bad report.
