The phrase "a robustness test" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in contexts related to research, statistics, or software development to refer to a test that assesses the reliability or stability of a system or model under various conditions.
Example: "Before finalizing the software, we need to conduct a robustness test to ensure it performs well under different scenarios."
Alternatives: "a reliability test" or "a stability assessment".
A robustness test of a capillary electrophoresis method for the chiral separation of timolol in nonaqueous acidified media was performed.
Subsets of each orientation's LRS surface were used in a robustness test to determine which parts of the surface yield the most accurate registrations.
A robustness test was carried out using an experimental design approach, in order to indicate the suitability of the method in a broad execution range.
Besides, a robustness test was performed using the Plackett Burman fractional factorial experimental design using a matrix of 15 experiments for seven factors (internal parameters) with a statistical treatment suggested by Youden and Steinner.
A robustness test of a solid-phase microextraction-based method optimised for the simultaneous determination of chloroanisoles and acetyl-chlorophenols implicated in the presence of corky taste in wine has been carried out using a hybrid experimental design.
Chapter 6 gives a robustness test, and Chapter 7 summarizes the full text.
This paper proposes a robustness testing approach for Web services.
Proposal of a robustness testing approach for Web services This approach is based and largely extends a previous work [12].
In "A robustness testing approach for SOAP Web services", Nuno Laranjeiro, Marco Vieira, and Henrique Madeira address the very important, but understudied, topic of testing of distributed systems.
Fourth, we conduct a robustness tests via meta-regression analysis, which explicitly models the impact of publication quality on the reported results.
In a robustness testing approach this is not typically taken into account, as the goals of the approach are related with assessing the robustness of the system in any conditions, and not with the representativeness of the injected faults.
