The phrase "a robust performance by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong or impressive performance by a person, group, or entity in various contexts, such as sports, arts, or business.
Example: "The concert featured a robust performance by the orchestra, captivating the audience with their skill and passion."
Alternatives: "an impressive performance by" or "a strong showing by".
He said the performance was against "a background of increased competitiveness", with a "robust" performance by French sister chain Darty, where underlying sales fell nearly 2%, offset by "softer" trading in Britain.
The figures from the Office for National Statistics surprised the City, which had anticipated a healthy bounce back from December's disappointing sales on the back of strong surveys and a robust performance by John Lewis, which said on Friday its sales in early February were up 22% on a year earlier.
The proposed algorithm solves a series of local convex optimization problems to minimize an attractive range for a robust performance objective by using a time-varying state-feedback controller for each control area.
By using fine-tuned support vector machines (SVM) we have been able to achieve a robust performance displayed by 5-fold cross validation results with Matthew's correlation coefficient, sensitivity, specificity and accuracy of 0.66, 73%, 98%, 97%, respectively.
To obtain a robust performance, we perform the second-pass fine segmentation by using {R,G,B} color channels.
Alexander Payne's monochrome road movie amounts to a catchy, maudlin ballad of the American Depression, eased along by an over-insistent score and yet anchored by a robust performance from Bruce Dern as Woody Grant, an ornery old alcoholic who thinks he's won a fortune.
Although Breakdancer can attain a mean breakpoint mismatch performance similar to that of our method for low error rates, DB outperforms it by maintaining a robust performance even for very high base calling error rates.
The carrier attributed the profit rise to a "robust" performance on city-to-city routes used by business and short-break travellers, led by London to Amsterdam and Paris to Milan.
A high pass weight function was used to guarantee a robust performance and to avoid possible oscillations caused by the capacitor connected in parallel.
A robust performance of Saint-Saëns's Cello Sonata No. 1 by the cellist Edward Arron and Mr. Vonsattel ended the program on a welcome note of profundity.
On its own, L'arsenale gave a robust performance of "Euòi" (2011), a rhythmically sharp-edged work by one of its countrymen, Christian Cassinelli.
