The phrase "a robust policy to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the development or implementation of a strong and effective policy aimed at achieving a specific goal or addressing a particular issue.
Example: "The government is working on a robust policy to combat climate change and promote sustainable practices."
Alternatives: "a strong strategy to" or "an effective approach to".
But anyone who studies terrorism knows it takes a more robust policy to combat the problem than throwing a slice of bacon at the enemy.
That wasn't true in his time, that's why my policy starts with a very robust policy to get all that energy in North America -- become energy secure.
The chair, Neil Parrish, said: "The government purports to support SuDS but has not set up a robust policy framework to promote their use.
In this description, a robust policy refers to one that does not deviate much from an optimal policy that requires a priori information about the underlying traffic parameters.
She said: "Our investigations suggest that most NHS organisations still do not have adequately explicit and robust processes … We make a recommendation for all NHS hospitals to have and to implement a robust policy for agreeing to and managing visits by celebrities and important visitors, including the need for such visitors to be accompanied at all times … whoever they may be".
A robust policy conclusion has to pay attention to further aspects concerning the environment and technological developments.
The FLPC utilizes substantive expertise in food law and policy and a robust policy skill set to assist clients and communities in understanding and improving the laws impacting the food system.
The Markov Decision Process with Imprecise Transition Probabilities (MDP-IPs) was introduced to obtain a robust policy where there is uncertainty in the transition.
Yet for all that (and 200 pages of text too) the NAS's report fails to deliver a robust policy study because it ducks some of the most important questions.
The linkages ought to be based on a robust policy, legal and institutional framework that that minimize dominance by powerful actors.
