The phrase "a robust system to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a system designed to achieve a specific purpose or function effectively.
Example: "We are developing a robust system to enhance data security across our network."
Alternatives: "a strong framework for" or "a reliable solution to".
She repeated that the party had "a robust system" to prevent fraudulent or malicious applications and duplicate votes.
A Labour spokesperson said: "The Labour party has a robust system to prevent fraudulent or malicious applications and duplicate votes.
A suspension was ruled out by a Labour spokeswoman who said the party had a "robust system to prevent fraudulent or malicious applications".
The treaty also needs to include a robust system to measure and monitor countries' carbon emissions to make sure they are honouring their commitments to become greener.
The US government (USG) has not fully implemented a robust system to evaluate dual-use research (DUR).
In this paper, we present a robust system to detect natural scene text according to text region appearances.
Chances are the upcoming iTV — or whatever it will be called — will use a similar interface, but one would think that the more expensive Apple HDTV would use a more robust system to justify the higher price.
One can argue that this creates a less robust system to repress transcription, since mutations that affect either Yox1 or Nrm1 will result in loss of cell cycle regulated transcription.
Here we report a simple and robust system to enhance genome engineering by HDR in human cells using cell cycle synchronization and timed delivery of Cas9 ribonucleoprotein complexes.
This enhances the graphical view to create a robust system view to aid in a deeper understanding of the system.
My position is that a robust system needs to produce frequent crashes, with citizens immune to them, rather than infrequent total collapses which we cannot cope with.
