The phrase "a robust validation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the thoroughness or strength of a validation process in various contexts, such as research, testing, or evaluation.
Example: "The study provided a robust validation of the new methodology, ensuring its reliability and effectiveness."
Alternatives: "a strong confirmation of" or "a thorough verification of".
The outpouring of affection for the 76-year-old sovereign was seen as a robust validation of the monarchy as a symbol of nationhood.
Roche's recently announced acquisition of the oncology data company Flatiron Health for $2.1 billion represents a robust validation of the much-discussed but infrequently realized hypothesis that technology entrepreneurs who can turn health data into actionable insights can capture significant value for this accomplishment.
Therefore, it is important for each lab to demonstrate a robust validation of their clinical NGS assays.
Yet, translation of the ATMP-CD133 in a full-GMP setting needs a complete standardization of manufacturing steps as well as a robust validation of the release criteria.
We plan to address this by conducting a robust validation of EHR codes used for our inclusion and exclusion of participants for the larger study.
We also discuss correlates of variation across the genome, including recombination rate, and take advantage of a large body of previous work that allows for a robust validation of sparse data inference.
When annotation is done electronically, a robust validation process can help in the inheritance of Pfam and GO terms by transfer of annotation.
However, as with complementary fields within personalized cancer research, the underlying research is largely poor in quality and disparate in methodology, with a lack of robust validation of markers and incorporation into trials.
The robust validation of this model over an area of 18,000 km2 in the lower Rio Negro catchment has demonstrated its capacity to map expansive environments using only remotely acquired topography data as inputs.
The results of each of these types of assessments provided robust validation of the 3D pharmacophore.
It is, however, clear that robust validation of novel CRC predisposition loci is required to avoid spurious testing.
