The phrase "a robust service" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a service that is strong, reliable, and able to withstand challenges or demands.
Example: "Our company prides itself on providing a robust service that meets the needs of our clients, even in the most demanding situations."
Alternatives: "a reliable service" or "a strong service".
After the 6-foot player fired a robust service winner to end the match, about 10 autograph seekers gathered courtside.
"Transferees also have access to a robust service provider complaints mechanism at the offshore processing centres," Morrison's spokeswoman said.
A robust service sector, which accounts for about 80 percent of American employment, is crucial to keeping the economy expanding and adding jobs.
Building a robust service composition is increasingly problematic as large scales of Web service operations can now be possibly achieved through the Internet.
Among those is Fandor, an extension of a robust service for classic, independent and foreign film in the US; the UK outlet's library, however, has dwindled to a paltry few titles.
"Network Rail and the operators know this and must ensure they make the necessary changes to give passengers a robust service and to ensure these scenes are not repeated".
Right now, it loads URLs and takes screenshots in a variety of browsers, but it will become a more robust service in time.
Greater centralization of prostate cancer services could facilitate the development of a pool of experienced surgeons potentially leading to a more robust service less sensitive to loss of personnel and better equipped to implement technological advances in RP surgery such as LRP and RARP.
MySpace has a limited way of doing this already, and TagWorld has a very robust service.
Now, the two can leverage the tech and the database to offer a more robust service.
However, it is a fairly robust service that attempts to keep things fair for all involved.
