The phrase "a robust system of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a strong and effective framework or structure for a particular purpose, such as in technology, management, or processes.
Example: "The organization has implemented a robust system of quality control to ensure product excellence."
Alternatives: "a strong framework for" or "an effective structure of".
Care based on IMAI or other integrated protocols, accompanied by a robust system of mentorship and supervision that focuses on individual performance as well as systems-level gaps, could be an important approach to simplifying and standardizing the delivery of care for common acute presentations for adults and adolescents in the ambulatory setting.
And the select committee system - created in 1979 - provides, irrespective of the size of a government's majority, a robust system of accountability.
The world needs a robust system of international arms inspectors under tough and unflinching leadership to protect itself from the dangers posed by Saddam Hussein's diabolical weapons programs.
"It is the determination of the board to build a robust system of checks and balances to guard against such events occurring in the future.
"This is the latest report in recent days which emphasises the importance of a robust system of regulation for animal experiments.
The poll was commissioned by campaign group Liberty, which believes that only targeted access to communications data based on suspicion, alongside a robust system of independent judicial oversight, can be justified when tackling serious organised crime.
The potential use of a robust system to screen libraries of compounds in a high-throughput format, in pursuit of an inhibitor of PfHT is also described.
Within the mammalian brain, granule neurons of the developing cerebellum provide a robust system for the study of axon and dendrite development (Cajal, 1995; Powell et al., 1997).
In this paper we presented a robust system for the detection of static objects in crowded scenes without the need of any tracking information.
Our model proposed here for INM of neural progenitor cells not only explains how nuclear migration is associated with the cell cycle but also manifests a robust system capable of maintaining neuroepithelial architecture during development.
This multilayered design provides a robust system through coupling of two highly complementary networks to ensure immune protection.
