The phrase "a robust test" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a test that is strong, effective, and reliable in measuring or evaluating something.
Example: "The researchers conducted a robust test to ensure the accuracy of their findings."
Alternatives: "a thorough test" or "a comprehensive test".
As a robust test, our image analysis package was applied to an intermediate-scale flow tank experiment characterized by a correlated random permeability field with unprecedented resolution.
The non-parametric Joint Rank Fit (JRFit) procedure was used to provide a robust test of the significance of interactions between the phases of ENSO PDO, ENSO AMO and ENSO NAO baseflows.
The improvement from these works can be divided mostly into three categories as follows: (i) adjust fixed block effects and degrees of freedom in F test, (ii) improve the power of variance homogeneity tests, and (iii) develop a robust test that can be applied to non-normal distributions.
The taxi bounced from pothole to pothole, its suspension undergoing a robust test.
In this paper, we shall construct a robust test for the mean change in a sequence.
These checks were attempts to control blood-doping in the absence of a robust test against it.
"At this stage, we are just talking about a robust testing and evaluation" of a defense system, she said.
We think the important thing here is to move forward with some urgency to really begin to explore and to have a robust testing and evaluation program.
Develop a robust testing infrastructure using virtual machines, secure threads, and intelligent feedback to supplant the run-script system currently used.
RESULTS: In this paper, we propose a robust testing method for identifying genes whose expression time profiles depend on a factor.
This is a good start, but to ensure a robust testing environment with geographic and gear diversity, more countries need to commit to be a part of this pilot program.
