The phrase "a robust one for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is strong, effective, or well-developed in relation to a specific purpose or context.
Example: "We believe that this strategy is a robust one for addressing the challenges we face in the market."
Alternatives: "a strong option for" or "an effective approach for".
This year is expected to be a robust one for corporate takeovers now that a depressed stock market has lowered the price tag on business assets.
The first numbers are in for "Alive Day," and Sheila Nevins of HBO said the audience of a bit more than a million was a robust one for a documentary.
With this version,we are testing it out and getting feedback but we need to build a robust one for the public release.
Sometimes the melodies were for solo voices, as in "Once more the face I loved so well" (The Zoo), and "I am so proud" (The Mikado), which combines three melodic lines; other examples are in choruses, where typically a graceful tune for the ladies is combined with a robust one for the men.
Cliffguard [64] is an automatic physical design tuning tool which aims not for the best possible solution, but for a robust one.
It now sees only a "gradual" economic recovery whereas previously it had looked for a robust one.
Now is this rally a robust one?
In fact, if quasispecies A can displace quasispecies B at q = 0.9589 it is because quasispecies A is in a regime of error catastrophe, the more robust one, for q ≤ 0.9659.
"Suite" included proud processions to the sound of castanets, sinuous dances for women and robust ones for men.
Updates such as these makes the Codecademy platform a more robust one not just for beginning programmers, but also for people with a bit more experience that are keen to learn new things.
The whole fish look so robust, one thinks for a moment that they might swim out of their containers and head down the street.
