The phrase "a robust library of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a comprehensive and well-developed collection of resources, such as books, software, or data.
Example: "The university offers a robust library of research materials for students and faculty to utilize in their studies."
Alternatives: "a comprehensive collection of" or "an extensive repository of".
"Although people often think of emoji as fun and silly, it's actually a really robust library of potential emotional states and it's already used in conversation to add emotional context to words, making it a natural fit".
Their Mac version turns your computer into a turntable, pulling music from your iTunes music library, and allows you to scratch, mix, loop, record, as well as a fairly robust library of features and effects.
With an already robust library of widgets (Zumobi calls them "Tiles") to entice users of Windows Mobile and BlackBerry with news, sports, weather, entertainment, games and more, Zumobi now offers even more new Tiles for users including NPR, AP Olympics report, Major League Baseball as well as social media sites Facebook and Twitter.
If you prefer to buy a physical gift, rather than a service, babies can always benefit from a robust library.
Here, we discuss strategies to generate robust libraries of 'standard' parts that can be combined with directed evolution and design of experimental methods to yield effective biological circuit design cycles.
That's a fairly robust library, to say the least.
Hulu today already offers a robust on-demand library of licensed content from network and studio partners, including TV shows, movies and its own original programming.
However, many Plex users already have a robust video library with TV shows and movies from a variety of sources (cough, torrents) – some of which may be more difficult to play on mobile.
Thousands of books, movies, music and games from Amazon's digital media storefront integrate seamlessly with the Kindle Fire, making it the first tablet, besides the iPad, to marry hardware with a robust content library.
