The phrase "a robust instrument" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a tool or method that is strong, effective, and reliable in achieving its intended purpose.
Example: "The new software serves as a robust instrument for data analysis, providing accurate results even with large datasets."
Alternatives: "a strong tool" or "a reliable device".
From an elementary stage, DE has developed into a robust instrument with much versatility in use for engineering-based problems.
The all hazards approach of the NRA is designed as a robust instrument that enables covering a wide array of threats and disasters.
On "Baby, Baby, Baby," she found her comfort zone, using her voice as a robust instrument, a percussive force, and a delicate object at its upper limits.
First, VSP-A showed to be a robust instrument, that is easy to complete and score.
However, in contrast to the CO2 laser, the HF-EC device is a robust instrument with practically no maintenance costs for decades.
Although the FCS was a robust instrument with pictorials and species names in multiple languages and used fish models for determining portion size, the estimated intake data did not provide for a precise representation of actual Hg intake [9. 10].
One of the most comprehensive measures for assessing resilience in adolescents is the Adolescent Resilience Questionnaire (ARQ) [ 22], which was developed in an attempt to provide a psychometrically robust instrument that encompasses not only individual characteristics but also all those variables that have been shown by research to contribute to resilience.
In summary, adoptive T cell therapy with CTL clones is safe and provides a potentially robust instrument for dissecting the requirements for a successful T cell strategy.
At the same time, the mobile phone app that has been developed offers a very robust instrument for social research which needs to track people's movement.
As such, we agree with others who claim that as is, the HSMR is not a particularly robust instrument.
Results from this initial validation study suggest that the TSQM is a psychometrically robust instrument, tapping the most important dimensions of patients' experiences with their medication.
