The phrase "a robust representation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a strong or effective depiction or portrayal of something, often in contexts like data analysis, art, or theoretical frameworks.
Example: "The study provides a robust representation of the economic trends over the last decade."
Alternatives: "a strong depiction of" or "a solid illustration of".
Besides this and even more famous horses, it includes a robust representation of Ward's other subjects; among them sheep, dogs, deer and oxen as well as landscapes, buildings and people.
Accurate prediction of local stress and strain evolution during loading requires a robust representation of morphological and crystallographic features of the microstructure.
This paper presents the development effort that created a robust representation of the combined capacity expansion of the U.S. and Canadian electric sectors within the NREL ReEDS model.
Numerical results show that the conservative nature of the methods allows a robust representation of discontinuities and sharp gradients; the results also demonstrate the expected convergence rates for the methods of orders three, four, and five for smooth problems.
A robust representation of the glucose transport mechanism can highlight a target for brain therapeutic intervention, help characterize mechanisms behind several disease phenotypes, or suggest a new delivery route for drugs.
The system must address multiple vision tasks of various levels such as segmentation, representation or characterization, analysis and monitoring of the movement to allow the construction of a robust representation of their environment and interpret the elements of the scene.
In this paper, we explored a robust representation strategy of texture images for visual recognition.
To construct a more robust representation of each cepstral feature distribution, a feature warping method was proposed [4,33].
Thus, the frequency tuning in the space-specific neurons of ICx is not simply due to tonotopy inherited from upstream neurons, but rather reflects a higher-order aspect of the neural code that may contribute to a more robust representation of sound location.
In contrast, preschool were able to recognize tone-marked words regardless of simultaneous intonational variation, demonstrating a comparatively robust representation of lexical tone.
The statistical learning-based simplified models are found to provide a more robust representation of the reference CDF, particularly with respect to outliers.
