The phrase "a robust procedure to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a strong or effective method for achieving a specific goal or outcome.
Example: "The research team developed a robust procedure to ensure the accuracy of their data collection."
Alternatives: "a strong method for" or "an effective approach to".
A robust procedure to estimate nonlinear mechanical properties of thermally sprayed (TS) ceramic coatings is introduced.
This paper deals with this problem and presents a robust procedure to develop reliable, efficient and versatile dynamic models.
Taste recognition is a robust procedure to study learning and memory processes, as well as the different stages involved in them, i.e. encoding, storage and recall.
A robust procedure to constrain GPR surveys is provided, aiming to obtain accurate and reliable soil moisture information at the field scale.
Based on the proposed operating diagrams, a robust procedure to identify generalized inherently safe operating conditions (GIS) characterized by both a sufficiently low accumulation and MTSR lower than MAT, is developed and used with limited kinetic information.
A research group has used this property to demonstrate a robust procedure to fabricate graphene nanoribbons by placing the cross-linked SNT (Surface Neutralized Treatment) layer under the graphene, where the SNT can control the orientation of block copolymer due to WT.
This work proposes a principled and robust procedure to train and deploy in parallel an ensemble of light-weight CNNs, instead of simply going deeper.
During the Confero submission process, once input data files have completed the ID mapping and collapsing procedure, the Entrez Gene ID-based processed data undergo a novel and robust procedure to extract and store gene sets.
We conclude that the present SBT method is a technically simple and robust procedure to characterize the sequence polymorphisms in exon 2 of DQA1 gene.
Our primarily modification to this method was to add a robust procedure with which to accommodate the geoelectric data, with its anomalous spikes and sudden trend changes.
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.
