The phrase "a robust position in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a strong or well-established stance or role in a particular context, such as business, politics, or academic fields.
Example: "The company has established a robust position in the renewable energy market, leading the way in innovative solutions."
Alternatives: "a strong foothold in" or "a solid stance in".
Igor Luksic, a former prime minister of Montenegro, calls for, "a more robust position in the Deputy Secretary-General, who should have a leading role in dealing with regional and sub-regional arrangements, as well as in the field of mediation and prevention".
Yet it remains in a robust position, he adds.
"British Land has entered this period of post-referendum uncertainty in a robust position," said Chris Grigg, chief executive of British Land.
In this paper, aiming at designing a robust position controller without resolving underactuation, a novel "reactive orientation control" is proposed.
"Furthermore, it ignores our strategic plan which provides a robust position to outperform our markets".
Laan et al. [ 196] show that the combination of these pushing and pulling forces allows MT asters to actively maintain a robust center-position in microfabricated chambers.
A large percentage margin indicates a more robust position".
In this paper, we derived a mathematical model for a floating production storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel and its buoy mooring system and developed a new robust positioning controller to keep vessels in a desired region in the presence of unknown time-varying disturbances with uncertainties and input saturation.
In this paper is proposed a control structure integrating fuzzy adaptive and fuzzy robust position and force control, in an explicit position based force control strategy, to compensate for modeling uncertainties of the manipulator and environment.
The inherent requirement statements described in this paper provide a robust, defensible position on the current requirements of physiotherapy study at one Australian university [ 34].
