The phrase "a robust profile of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a detailed and strong representation or analysis of a person, organization, or concept.
Example: "The report provides a robust profile of the company's financial health and market position."
Alternatives: "a comprehensive overview of" or "a detailed account of".
This collection of samples constitutes a large dataset that allows us to perform a robust profiling of a large fraction of the human transcriptome, covering an ample spectrum of clinically and biologically relevant conditions.
The level of subtraction at which the distribution converged to a robust profile, which retains no hint of the very large peak of non-specific hybridization observed in the unsubtracted distribution, was determined from the graph.
As was also observed by Wei [38] for sea urchin microarrays, at 3× subtraction the distribution in the Tetrahymena microarray has converged to a robust profile that retains no hint of the very large non-specific hybridization peak observed in the unsubtracted distribution.
Scoot solved this problem by building a massive network of charging stations, distributed around San Francisco — a big infrastructure push, but necessary, given the robust profile of the scooters.
The study has provided the first statistically robust profile of the expectations of osteopathic patients, with a reasonable sample size (1,649 in the analysis).
With their seamless web of biography and interpretation, Pierpont's robust profiles of exceptional women remind us of just how much the life and the art are intertwined.
Yesterday the company quietly launched a new version of its photo and information sharing service, which gives users the ability to create more robust profiles of themselves and create groups around institutions or interests.
Plus, you can link to your Facebook or Twitter accounts to create a more robust profile.
Creating a robust LinkedIn profile should be top of mind even before you start looking for a job.
