The phrase "a robust index" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a strong, reliable, or comprehensive index in various contexts, such as data analysis, research, or documentation.
Example: "The report includes a robust index that allows readers to easily navigate through the extensive data presented."
Alternatives: "a strong index" or "a comprehensive index".
The effect of laminate stacking sequence on the robustness of the panel has been assessed using finite element analysis and a Robust Index applied to quantify the robustness.
Rome today consists of a robust index of complex forms, objects, spaces, and definitions; these derive from the influences of the Imperial, Medieval, Renaissance/Baroque, and Fascist eras.
The result, though, is that we now have a robust index of incidents in which Mueller's team has uncovered -- and obtained admissions related to -- lies told by people involved in the investigation.
The SPEI is considered as a robust index for regional drought monitoring and analysis under global climate change scenarios because of its multiscalar nature, simple form, low data requirement, and ability to identify the effects of temperature on drought conditions.
What I'd like to have (after we go through the inefficient legal kabuki of this process) is the ability to scan all the data, have it stored in a secure place with the appropriate passcodes provided by someone like IronMountain, and generate a unique barcode that will be a robust index to that data.
Authored by the Met's experts predominantly made up of curators but also of conservators, scientists, and educators the Timeline comprises 300 timelines, 930 essays, close to 7,000 objects, and a robust index, and is regularly updated and enriched to provide new scholarship and insights on the collection.
To do this, a sophisticated search program/utility, with a robust indexing system, was needed to point to the available computer databases that existed and to identify the content that resided in those databases.
The sum index provides a robust indicator of the consumption of a variety of the main organic food groups in the diet, appropriate for the explorative aim in this study.
Scott et al. [17] used network flows, link capacity and network topology to develop a network robust index measure.
On the other hand, the rotarod, the limb rotation, the stride length and the DBF provided a more robust index of the differentiation of the animals' locomotion, with significant differences between the age groups (p < 0.05).
In previous experiments in dogs at our laboratory aimed at determining LV cardiac contractility during cooling and rewarming it was concluded that PRSW appeared to be a more robust index of contractility than Ees during hypothermia [ 18].
