The phrase "a robust selection of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a diverse and strong variety of items, options, or choices available in a particular context.
Example: "The restaurant offers a robust selection of wines from various regions to complement your meal."
Alternatives: "a wide range of" or "a diverse array of".
We thus conclude that the selected subsets represent a robust selection of repressed RTSSs with active marks in each cell line.
It has a robust selection of attractive smartphones, including those using Google's Android system, and most recently, the AppleiPhone.
Until last week there was a robust selection of wines from Georgia and Moldova, long the most popular in the former Soviet world.
And although corseting is built into many of the gowns and bridesmaids' dresses here, the shop stocks a robust selection of Spanx.
But more immediately there is a robust selection of Texans releasing new music — from hip-hop to country and indie rock to Top 40 — in advance of the summer touring season.
In this often overwhelming city, weary dwellers have a robust selection of affordable massage and reflexology outposts to choose from, depending on their privacy standards and the body part in need of a knead.
All of those already offer a pretty robust selection of free select content from the print version of the paper, as well as a subscription format.
An OPLS-DA model based on these core homogeneous subsets, without spectra contributing idiosyncratic responses, will have an improved predictive ability and potentially a more robust selection of biomarkers.
While live TV services like Sling have a more robust selection of channels, CBS All Access is an affordable way to just tack on access to live local news, nightly news, and now, 24/7 news, too.
The store she spoke at on Tuesday was renovated a couple of months ago and expanded to include produce and a more robust selection of grocery items.
Meanwhile, Phil Patton surveys a suddenly robust selection of stylish compact and subcompact cars available on the American market.
