The phrase "a robust model for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a strong or effective framework, system, or approach for a particular purpose or application.
Example: "The researchers developed a robust model for predicting climate change impacts on agriculture."
Alternatives: "a strong framework for" or "an effective approach for".
We've got a robust model for cultural funding in the UK – one that uses some public subsidy to draw in other funds from sponsors and like-minded partners.
Further work will be explored to develop a robust model for residential building application.
This study presents a robust model for a two-phase flow in geothermal wells using the drift-flux approach.
This further prevents the generation of a robust model for a given soil property using the worldwide data archive.
In order to propose a robust model for seismic investigation, the shear characteristics of RE material should be appropriately determined.
A robust model for predicting monomer conversion that is very suitable for routine industrial usage is thus obtained.
Therefore, organoids provide a robust model system for studying rotavirus host interactions and assessing antiviral medications.
To go beyond statistical association, we chose to investigate the possible functional role of these genes in regulating lifespan by evaluating their influence on lifespan in the nematode, C. elegans, a robust model organism for candidate lifespan gene discovery.
Chlamydomonas reinhardtii, a unicellular green alga, has been investigated intensely as a robust model system for the formation of intracellular lipid bodies that contain triacylglycerol (TAG) [ 1- 3].
Drosophila is a robust model system for studying HD pathology and other disease pathologies and has been widely used to identify novel mechanisms and potential therapeutic strategies.
To date the E. coli TrxR (ecTrxR) has proven to be a robust model system for studies of low Mr TrxR structural dynamics and catalytic chemistry.
