The phrase "a robust message of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a strong or impactful communication or theme that conveys a particular idea or sentiment.
Example: "The speaker delivered a robust message of unity and resilience during the conference."
Alternatives: "a strong message of" or "a powerful message of".
And when you're affecting all the businesses in the United States, that's a robust message.
A 72% vote against a pay policy sends a suitably robust message.
"Stop the cuts and gradually increase (defense spending) to reach 2percentt (of economic output) is a very robust message," he said.
This week, Mr Bratton was in Britain to deliver an equally robust message.
In summary, existing empirical studies do not yet deliver an unambiguous and robust message concerning the practical relevance of market failure due to poaching.
If Nascar's suggestion that the flag isn't welcome at its races anymore wasn't a robust enough message, then the words of their CEO Brian France should have made the point clear.
A12 Iran Leader's Mixed Message President Mohammad Khatami of Iran, facing a deepening political crisis at home and persistent doubts abroad about Iran's nuclear ambitions, brought a robust, if mixed, message of hope and defiance to the World Economic Forum in Switzerland.
Iran's president, facing a deepening political crisis at home and persistent doubts abroad about Iran's nuclear ambitions, brought a robust, if mixed, message of hope and defiance on Wednesday to this year's World Economic Forum, a meeting of political and business leaders.
In this work, we propose conditions for network coding coefficients which ensure a robust recovery of messages, by using restricted isometry property.
Investigations of post-ischemic tissue revealed a robust expression of embryonic GAD messages in injured areas (A. Popp, unpublished data).
