The phrase "a robust mass" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong, solid, or substantial quantity of something, often in a physical or metaphorical context.
Example: "The sculpture was made of a robust mass of clay, showcasing the artist's skill in shaping the material."
Alternatives: "a solid mass" or "a substantial mass".
Eisgruber agreed the issue is challenging without a robust mass transit system, but said the community can look at creative solutions like bike paths and ride sharing.
Right now, we lack a robust mass movement with the power to reclaim our economy and our democracy to make it work for the 99percentt.
To demonstrate the suitability of mPREF for the analysis of small molecule biomarkers, 28 of the alcohol extracts were analyzed using a robust mass spectrometry-based metabolomics platform.
The INNOVIA Monorail 300 System provides a truly robust mass transit solution for today's urban mobility challenges.
This paper presents a method to apply robust mass dampers on an industrial high-precision motion stage design and shows a substantial improvement of the modal damping of the stage's resonances.
This paper describes a low-pressure exhaust gas recirculation (LP-EGR) mass flow rate estimation method and a robust air mass fraction observer for a Diesel engine with dual-loop EGR system.
"We were in dire need for an independent and more robust mass estimate given how extreme this cluster is and how rare its existence is in the current cosmological model.
The robust mass damper is a passive add-on device with very high damping.
The time response with robust mass dampers shows an amplitude decrease rate which is 20 times faster in comparison with the stage without dampers.
Robust mass transit helps reduce a cities toxic emissions and greenhouse gases by lessening single-automobile usage.
And since Columbus, Indianapolis, and Miami lack robust mass transit (Pittsburgh has a light rail system that primarily serves downtown) it won't be a factor in this analysis.
