The phrase "a robust man of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a man who is strong, healthy, or vigorous, often in a specific context that follows the phrase.
Example: "He was known as a robust man of great strength and endurance, capable of handling the toughest challenges."
Alternatives: "a sturdy man of" or "a strong man of".
Professor Ahung is a robust man of sixty-eight, but unusual for an Afghan he appears younger.
Professor Ahung is a robust man of sixty-eight, but — unusual for an Afghan — he appears younger.
Mr. Mitchell, a robust man of 63, received a football scholarship in 1963 to Delaware Valley College in Doylestown, Pa., where he later coached.
But Mr. Li, a robust man of 69, said he did not dare come to Atlantic City without protection: a small ceramic vial labeled, in Chinese characters, "emergency heart attack medicine".
Ironically, Treasure Island was written not by a robust man of action but by a frail, sickly poet, and one who trained originally as engineer then lawyer before turning writer; it was entirely a product of his imagination as he lay stricken by tuberculosis.
Dr. Saleh is a tall, robust man of forty-eight with a receding hairline and a polite, professional manner.
Mr. Lynch, a robust man with the look of someone unfamiliar with meager generosities, features prominently in the project, both his writings and personage.
Mr. Bruno, one of the state's three most powerful political leaders, is in many ways the picture of health, a robust man who keeps fit by lifting weights, walking the Capitol stairs, cleaning the horse stalls on his Rensselaer County farm and punching the boxing bags he keeps in his guest house.
From an oval photograph on the wall, the face of their late father — a robust man, squinting thoughtfully — looked down on the scene.
A stout and robust man of 55, he is a designer and manufacturer of commercial antennas, a competent welder and electrician, and above all, an able climber.
And Mr. Chávez is portrayed uncritically as a heroic reformer and robust man of the people.
