The phrase "a robust trend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong or significant pattern observed in data or behavior over time.
Example: "The data indicates a robust trend towards increased remote work among employees in various industries."
Alternatives: "a strong trend" or "a significant trend".
Despite the economic constraints, Mr. Hines views entrepreneurship among young black professionals as a robust trend.
Although Chen 陳雅玲 (2010, 2012) mentioned that a couple of her female speakers showed slight retroflexion in their pronunciations of /dz/ in the rounded environment, it has never been reported as a robust trend.
"The idea is to have a robust trend analysis built in to the system so we can analyze historic data on all the data sources that we collect over a given period of time, and then build up a really good understanding of how cities move generally, how cities breathe, and how populations and traffic conditions change over time," says Ed Leon Klinger, CEO.
"The idea is to have a robust trend analysis built in to the system so we can analyze historic data on all the data sources that we collect over a given period of time, and then build up a really good understanding of how cities move generally, how cities breathe, and how populations and traffic conditions change over time," says Ed Leon Klinger, CEO.
These are not isolated statistics taken out of context; these are data points along a robust trend driving toward an ever-more rapidly changing climate.
The vulnerability of women for a urogenital chlamydia infection in different countries did not emerge as a robust trend in this review of the literature.
Most of these studies were underpowered, however, and meta-analyses intended to overcome the effects of inadequate sample sizes in individual RCTs failed to uncover any robust trend toward improved overall survival using prone positioning [ 5- 9].
Despite the plateaus and jumps, a look at the 52 years since 1960 shows a disturbingly robust trend.
That a decline in physical health-related functioning is also present in a military community sample reinforces our observations in those veterans seeking treatment and illustrates a potential robust trend towards declining physical health in OEF/OIF veterans.
This analysis showed a simple but robust trend in the positive timing experiments: after stimulus-AP pairing, the stimulus response center moved toward the pairing position.
While the study is dependent on the accuracy, reliability and retrospective nature of coding within HES, its strengths include being a whole population analysis, with robust trend analysis examining coding reliability.
