The phrase "are most robust" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is strong, effective, or resilient in a particular context.
Example: "The new software updates are most robust, ensuring better performance and security for users."
Alternatives: "are highly effective" or "are very strong".
Most notably, the networks that are most robust to both mutations and noise are highly chaotic.
Their theories collide and produce opposite predictions, which could be used to determine whose models are most robust.
We identify which learners and which data sampling techniques are most robust when confronted with noisy and imbalanced data.
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We also prove that tight fusion frames consisting of equi-dimensional subspaces with equal pairwise chordal distances are most robust with respect to two and more subspace erasures, among the class of equi-dimensional tight fusion frames.
Body mass reconstructions of extinct vertebrates are most robust when complete to near-complete skeletons allow the reconstruction of either physical or digital models.
Support for protecting child refugees is most robust among next year's potential debut voters, with 82% in favour.
They can use this certified accuracy to compare model designs and choose one that is most robust for deployment.
The effect was most robust in the later portion of MMN.
Of all foods and beverages, says Mr. Brownell, the obesity researcher, "the science is most robust and most convincing on the link between soft drinks and negative health outcomes".
Though the PC industry has been battered in recent years, "growth continues to be most robust in the digital consumer market," said George Scalise, president of the group.
