The phrase "and availability of robust" is not complete and lacks context, but the individual words are correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the presence or accessibility of strong or effective resources, systems, or features in a particular context.
Example: "The project will focus on the efficiency and availability of robust solutions to address the current challenges."
Alternatives: "and accessibility of strong" or "and presence of effective".
These included: availability of practical and human resources to enable quality improvement; the active engagement of health professionals; sustained managerial focus and attention; multi-faceted interventions; coordinated action at all levels of the organisation; substantial investment in training and development; and the availability of robust and timely data through supported IT systems [ 20].
The time is ripe for such an integration framework because of the convergence of three important developments, almost in a perfect storm: (1) maturity of standardized product data and meta-data models, and standardized engineering and business processes; (2) emergence of service-oriented architecture for information sharing; and (3) availability of robust middleware to implement them.
Given the widespread occurrence of dMMR and the availability of robust biomarkers to determine the presence of dMMR in human tissue (Hewish et al, 2010), we sought to identify new therapeutic strategies for this subgroup of cancers.
Various enzyme discovery and protein engineering tools have been proposed and proved, which would greatly shorten the developing period and increase the availability of robust enzymes.
Further details on the role of the ORF2 protein are scarce due to the difficulty of its detection and the limited availability of robust ORF2p antibodies [30], [31].
The validity of the model rests on the availability of robust and reliable, technology-specific cost and revenue data.
The capability of decision-makers to evaluate the total impacts of biofuels, including their environmental and economic trade-offs, and the accuracy of those evaluations depend on the availability of robust data and analyses.
Management of breast cancer relies on the availability of robust clinical and pathological prognostic and predictive factors to guide patient decision making and the selection of treatment options.
Current routine clinical management of breast cancer relies on the availability of robust clinical and pathological prognostic and predictive factors to support clinical and patient decision making in which potentially suitable treatment options are increasingly available.
