The phrase "a robust means for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a strong or effective method or approach to achieve a specific goal or outcome.
Example: "The new software provides a robust means for improving data security across the organization."
Alternatives: "an effective method for" or "a strong approach to".
When coupled with the large conformational changes sometimes associated with biomolecular recognition, these distance-dependant processes provide a robust means for generating optical and electronic signals.
A stereological expression, SV/4, has been demonstrated as a robust means for characterizing the degree of particle pinning in real material systems with neither the assumption of particle shape nor size distribution and without the experimental difficulty of unfolding the size distribution.
This approach provides a robust means for lipid droplet analysis.
As a result, stochastic grammars provide a robust means for inferring unobserved quantities from the data, e.g., the dependence of recruitment dynamics on unmeasured latent variables.
Real-time qRT-PCR offers a robust means for precisely quantifying changes in gene expression over a wide dynamic range.
LFQ quantitative proteomics presents a robust means for obtaining proteome profiles of virtually any biological material [ 15, 16].
All data were Robust Multichip Average (RMA) background corrected, log2-transformed, summarized by a robust mean for each probe.
Propensity score matching is a robust means of controlling for observed confounding in observational data [ 15].
This situation can be supported by providing clinicians a robust means of searching their patient population for patients that harbor the variant.
Dynamic repetitive acquisitions at low resolution provide a robust means of assessment of lung wall motion for investigation of dynamic lung volumes [10], tumour motion for radiotherapy planning [11] and paradoxical diaphragmatic motion.
Integration of a cassette containing RFP and hygR into the MATa locus provides a simple, robust means for marking mating type so that a and α ascospores can be separated and purified by FACS.
