The phrase "a robust procedure for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a strong and effective method or process for achieving a specific goal or outcome.
Example: "The research team developed a robust procedure for analyzing the data to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "a strong method for" or "an effective approach to".
International criminal law currently lacks a robust procedure for sentencing convicted defendants.
A life prediction methodology requires a robust procedure for characterizing fatigue effects in conjunction with manufacturing and machining flaws.
The objective of present work is to develop the design diagrams in order to establish a robust procedure for designing thermo-compressors with several facilities that one should expect from a standalone group of design charts.
Study demonstrated that Taguchi Method and GONNS complement each other for creation of a robust procedure for determination of the test conditions, analysis of the quality of the collected data, estimation of the influence of each parameter on the output(s) and estimation of optimal conditions with complex optimization objective functions.
Key components of the new approach, implemented in the GRACEsoftware package, are a dispersion-corrected Density Functional Theory (DFT) method developed in-house for the accurate calculation of lattice energies [2], a robust procedure for the parameterisation of non-transferable force fields on a per molecule basis [2], and a novel approach for crystal-structure generation.
All recombinant clones consistently had the same growth and survival rates in the assays, demonstrating that the experimental strategy for the SPI-3 exchange was a robust procedure for determining the phenotypes reported here.
The Minimum Covariance Determinant (MCD) estimator is a highly robust procedure for estimating the centre and shape of a high dimensional data set.
In this section, we introduce a new robust procedure for eyelid localization in noisy videokeratoscopic images.
Our geometric approach could then be used to query this database and thus provide a more robust procedure for comparing newly discovered and existing variants.
Normal phase HPLC can be used to resolve β- and γ-tocochromanol species, but reverse-phase HPLC is a more robust procedure for high-throughput analysis of low-level metabolites in large, diverse plant populations (Panfili et al. 2003).
The number of reduced density roots given by the simplified PC-SAFT is discussed and a robust procedure is employed to solve for the root with the lowest Gibbs free energy.
