The phrase "a robust process of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a strong and effective method or procedure for achieving a specific outcome.
Example: "The company implemented a robust process of quality assurance to ensure that all products meet the highest standards."
Alternatives: "a strong method of" or "an effective approach to".
There should be a robust process of discussion".
The HCC presides over a robust process of employee and managerial development.
Separable early and late phases allow for a robust process of vesicle budding to follow from variable initiation mechanisms.
Such adages as, "you are what you eat," or "you are what you read," or "your face is a ship of state!" So, it would follow that good decisions are predicated on a robust process of inquiry for making them.
The projects should allow schools to explore "ways to foster socioeconomic diversity through a robust process of parental, educator and community engagement, and data analysis," the proposed budget says.
Treatment for depression and diabetes was defined by reported achievement of quality of care indicators, derived through a robust process of literature reviews, expert panel assessment and piloting.
This paper presents the development of a robust process for the fabrication of a low loss FPW device.
In terms of developing a robust process for isolating polymorphs, a purely structural approach is limited since it neglects the role kinetics have in determining the appearance of polymorph structures.
A multi-barrier approach has been shown to be effective in producing a robust process capable of removing and/or inactivating a variety of microbial pathogens.
The overall performance of the novel OS2-PCE approach is illustrated by a robust process design study of a jacketed tubular reactor.
Ms. Edkins at BlackRock characterized such proposals as micromanaging but said, "We believe it is the responsibility of the board to ensure there is a robust process around any type of spending that has a reputational impact on the firm".
