The phrase "a rugged body" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a physique that is strong, tough, or well-defined, often associated with physical fitness or outdoor activities.
Example: "After months of training, he finally achieved a rugged body that reflected his dedication to fitness."
Alternatives: "a muscular physique" or "a sturdy build."
But come on, Casio, give us the high-speed video in a rugged body!
By far the most rugged in the line, the S7 Active is designed to not only pass IP68 water resistance, but has a shatterproof display, the biggest battery in a Samsung phone to-date, and a rugged body to cope with the thrashings you'll be giving it.
Rugged is just kind of Kyocera's thing, when it comes to handsets, and the new DuraForce Pro does its best to uphold that tradition with a Military Standard 810G grade rugged body and IP68 certification, which its dustproof and can withstand a two meter dunking for up to 30 minutes.
Created for those whose active lifestyles demand both durability and quality, it houses Samsung's leading imaging technology in a shock, water and dust-proof rugged body.
"Bodybuilding, and the creation of a rugged powerful body, will almost always remove the stigma of 'sissy' from a young man".
Fast start-up, rugged body, gorgeous looks.
With the exception of the 2008 final in Argentina, where he was weighed down by personal problems, Ferrer has thrown himself — rugged body and sturdy soul — into singles match after singles match.
Over the years, Charlie Ward's rugged body has taken the beating of third-class mail with every charge he has absorbed and every loose ball he has tumbled to reach.
It will sell for its obvious environmental direction and for its rugged body, keeping sand and water out.
Before World War II, two kinds of water polo were played: the water-soccer type, which used a fully inflated ball, weighing between 400 and 450 grams (14 and 16 ounces), and emphasized skillful passing; and the rugged body-contact style of play favoured in the United States, using a semi-inflated ball, with the premium placed on retaining possession.
Thanks to their built-in lens covers and rugged bodies -- Canon's and Kyocera's are chic-looking stainless steel -- the only carrying case you need is your pocket.
