The phrase "a robust tool of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong or effective instrument or method that serves a particular purpose or function.
Example: "The new software is a robust tool of data analysis that helps researchers draw meaningful conclusions from their findings."
Alternatives: "a powerful instrument for" or "an effective means of".
In order to reach this aim, extended finite element as a robust tool for modeling of discontinuity is used in this research.
This method not only offers high sensitivity, high throughput, and high specificity for the absolute quantification of proteins in precious samples such as islets but also provides insights into the functions of pancreatic β cells, thus providing a robust tool for future studies of the pathogenesis of diabetes.
We conclude that the AID system provides a robust tool for conditional depletion of proteins of interest in many, and likely all, somatic and germline tissues.
Using neural networks within the framework of VSP creates a robust tool for optimum design of structures.
The recent advent of RNA-sequencing technology provides a robust tool to further study characteristics of genomes of nonmodel species.
As chip-digital PCR becomes more established, it would be a robust tool for quantitative assessment of miRNA copy number for diagnosis of lung cancer and other diseases.
RPA is a robust tool for the stratification of prognostic factors and for the identification of a homogenous group of patients for a given disease and treatment strategy.
The Virfam server is thus a robust tool for the classification of novel tailed phages and the identification of their structural organization at the head-to-tail interface.
In conclusion, our data suggest that the newly developed ESLiMc method (ESLiM-core) presented here provides a robust tool for the detection of alternative splicing events via the identification of specific exons which show significant relative changes –gain or loss– with respect to the genes.
