The phrase "a robust package of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a comprehensive and effective set of resources, services, or features offered together.
Example: "The new software comes with a robust package of tools designed to enhance productivity and collaboration."
Alternatives: "a comprehensive set of" or "a strong collection of".
To further reduce greenhouse-gas emissions from ships, the International Maritime Organisation's marine environment protection committee has developed a robust package of ship design and operation measures that are ready to be enacted as international maritime law.
"With a robust package of at least five hundred and fifty billion dollars in across-the-board tax relief, we will help create more than a million new jobs by the end of 2004," he declared in his weekly radio address.
That cash, which is earmarked for 2011 to 2013, is still contingent on whether the Michigan Economic Development Council approves a robust package of incentives (due for consideration later this week).
While we'll all eagerly cash those checks as they start arriving soon, that's hardly a robust package of investments designed to turn the economy around.
Moreover, Clinton--with the support of the Democratic House leadership--has now pledged to take up a robust package of reforms in her first days in office.
Baker then ran an hourlong conference call on Sunday afternoon and discussed at length the need for a robust package of stories and graphics on the scandal for the following day, staffers said.
There was a "pretty robust" package of documents to assemble, he said, but the effort was worthwhile.
Developing a more robust package of carrots and sticks — rolled out multilaterally when possible, unilaterally if necessary — would strengthen America's diplomatic hand, not weaken it.
The 27 European ministers, in a statement, said they had agreed on "a comprehensive and robust package of measures in the areas of trade, financial services, energy, transport as well as additional designations for visa ban and asset freeze, in particular for Iranian banks, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (I.R.G.C).
The 27 European foreign ministers, in a statement, said they had agreed on "a comprehensive and robust package of measures in the areas of trade, financial services, energy, transport as well as additional designations for visa ban and asset freeze," saying that it would focus on Iranian banks, the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps and the Islamic Republic of Iran Shipping Lines.
Some evidence exists for this possibility; coupling of Sar1A with Sec23A-F382L leads to robust packaging of ERGIC-53 (Fromme et al. 2007).
