The phrase "a robust shift" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or strong change in a particular context, such as business, technology, or social dynamics.
Example: "The company experienced a robust shift in its marketing strategy, leading to increased customer engagement."
Alternatives: "a significant change" or "a strong transition."
In this paper, a robust shift control strategy of a heavy duty vehicle powertrain system is investigated for enhancing shift quality.
To test this hypothesis, we explored a system where a robust shift from coupled to uncoupled respiration and increased energy expenditure can occur.
Data confirmed that flexible subjects among VEH controls (i.e., those with a "steep" profile) developed (for delay > 60s) a robust shift due to a temporal discounting, which stabilized around chance level namely with choosing SS and LL equally often.
The comparison between expenditure data of Italian LHAs and the average of OECD data [ 16] shows that the Italian NHS designed an important trajectory of investment in Primary and Community Care services, along with a robust shift of resources from hospital to outpatient care.
Tortorella said during a news conference Monday that Boyle's forward line had energized Madison Square Garden on Sunday with a particularly robust shift in the first period.
Given the addition of motor congruence, and that the mirror-reflected hand looks more like the participant's own hand (compared to a rubber hand), this paradigm can create a robust proprioceptive shift and sense of illusory hand ownership38.
The combination of reduced TH and augmented ChAT produced a robust net shift toward the ACh phenotype, as shown by a significant reduction in the TH/ChAT ratio, even at the lowest PFOS concentration.
Although the Y197C,V266H mutant had a transient shift in helix 3, the E124A,Y197C double mutant had much more robust shift in the helix as compared with either V266H or Y197C,V266H.
In contrast, F/R provoked a robust band-shift that was ablated by co-treatment with H-89 (Fig. 3B), indicating that PKA activation is linked to the post-translational modification of ezrin, possibly through phosphorylation.
The normal splicing observed in these RNA-injected embryos was not reflective of an insensitivity for detection, as mosaic GFP CUG) 91 DNA-injected embryos exhibited robust shifts in clcn1 splicing at 24 and 48 hpf (supplementary material Fig. S3 and data not shown).
Robust shifts in amygdala-cingulate gene synchrony were observed in subjects with major depressive disorder (MDD, denoted here "depression") (n = 14; MDD/Permutated data, p<0.000001), significantly affecting between 100 and 250 individual genes (10 30% false discovery rate).
