The phrase "a robust history of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong or significant background or track record in a particular area or subject.
Example: "The organization has a robust history of supporting local communities through various initiatives."
Alternatives: "a strong history of" or "a rich history of".
"There's a robust history of private plaintiffs successfully suing cartels involved in price fixing," said Herbert Hovenkamp, a professor at the University of Iowa law school.
"There's a robust history of that kind of activism and that kind of dissatisfaction with the party establishment elites in the Democratic party that has led to meaningful change over time," Rosenfeld said.
Yet it represents a diffident and strategically-unserious approach for a country with a robust history of foreign engagement.Indeed, the fact that Mr Cameron felt the need to seek Parliament's approval was evidence of this.
In dialogue with a robust history of Cuban architectural theory (Segre, Coyula), literary theory about Cuban architecture (Carpentier, Sarduy), infrastructure theory (Holbraad, Starosielski), contemporary fiction (Ponte, Mota), and media theory (Venegas, Price), the talk will investigate the latest material and symbolic revolution in Cuba.
Both use Google search data and both, presumably, keep a robust history of sites I've visited.
As noted, NYC has a robust history of providing treatment as an alternative to incarceration.
Chicago's massive police force has an equally robust history of misconduct that stretches back nearly a century.
In science fiction stories, in altruistic urban plans, in the unbuildable designs of architectural provocateurs, the city has a long and robust history of taking on new forms within the human imagination.
TASMANIA'S robust history of green attempts to save the wilderness has taken a new turn.
But coming to terms with or even embracing cinema's robust history of sissy villains and problematic queer archetypes engages in a radical act of what queerness is: taking something imperfect and transforming it.
In other words, that kind of contextually absent rendering, which refuses to recognize the robust history of racial injustice Blacks had/have to incur, constructs Black people as violent without talking about the violence enacted on Blacks on an everyday basis.
