The phrase "agile and robust" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is both flexible and strong, often in the context of software development, project management, or product design.
Example: "Our new software solution is agile and robust, allowing teams to adapt quickly to changes while maintaining high performance."
Alternatives: "flexible and strong" or "nimble and resilient."
"Yvonne has the energy and drive necessary to move the MoD towards its vision for information systems that are agile, secure and robust, and meet our operational and corporate needs".
Beneath all of this is a need to build confidence in the way in which we manage projects to embrace agile methods with are adaptive and robust and reflect the iterative nature of technology development and its social testing in real life.
The company was founded in 1992 and currently possesses several know-hows in creating agile, robust and fast-moving robots.
His voice is robust and agile, and he dispatched the Italian patter with verve and style.
Although his hair is white, as it has been for decades, he is robust and agile, and he offered a program that made no concessions to age.
In addition to the reduced complexity and power requirements in optical label switching (OLS) routers resulting from significantly reduced high-speed electronic processing in the data plane, further advances in integrated optoelectronic technologies may eventually allow chip-scale integration of OLS routers for the agile, robust, and high-performance Internet in the future.
This database should allow an easy and robust access (manual or computer-initiated) to the resource descriptions, include powerful and user-friendly search and download interface, provide an agile syntax of the XML descriptors, and facilitate the meta-resource curation, community editing and evaluation.
It has been realized that resilience as a concept involves several contradictory definitions, both for instance resilience as agile adjustment and as robust resistance to situations.
