The phrase "a robust revised" is not correct as it lacks a noun after "revised" to clarify what is being revised.
You can use it in contexts where you are describing a strong or effective revision of something, but it needs to be completed with a noun.
Example: "We have developed a robust revised proposal for the project."
Alternatives: "a strong updated" or "a solid modified".
The phylogenetic hypothesis generated here provides a robust framework for a revised cladistic classification of Pteropodidae into subfamilies and tribes and will greatly contribute to the understanding of character evolution and biogeography of pteropodids.
Tokyo has come under increasing attack for wild variations in its gross domestic product readings: in the third quarter last year, the government initially said the economy grew a robust 4.8 percent, only to revise that rate down to 1.3 percent.
Then, a method of comparing two energy supply systems under uncertain energy demands is proposed by utilizing a part of the revised robust optimal design method.
The revised capillary time-step constraint assures a robust, aliasing-free result, as demonstrated by representative numerical experiments, and is in the static case less restrictive than previously proposed time-step limits associated with capillary waves.
Here, we propose a revised APCA approach and a more automated and statistically robust way to quantify the level of correspondence between model predictions and field observations.
The classical spoligotyping described by Kamerbeek et al. revised by van Embden et al. is a robust method with an intra-laboratory reproducibility over 90% in well-trained laboratories [ 7, 18].
A robust optimal design method of energy supply systems under uncertain energy demands is revised so that it can be applied to systems with complex configurations and large numbers of periods for variations in energy demands.
He has created a totally revised menu.
Among these revised designs, one design was chosen as a final revised basket design.
Rasch analysis suggests that a revised eight item version (EPDS-8) would provide a more psychometrically robust scale.
