The phrase "articulate a robust" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the expression of strong, clear, and well-defined ideas or arguments.
Example: "In her presentation, she was able to articulate a robust vision for the future of the organization."
Alternatives: "express a strong" or "convey a solid".
These include the leadership to articulate a common vision, effective regulation, a robust capacity for market research, contract design, award and management and oversight of outsourced providers, expertise in modeling and financial analysis, and adept alliance-building among partners.
The concert concluded with a robust account of Strauss's "Heldenleben," with articulate contributions from woodwind players representing nattering critics and a luscious rendition of the rich love theme.
The UN needs to follow through on its promise to ensure a robust election process where candidates are forced to articulate, debate and defend their vision for a UN that is fit for today's purpose.
In each set, she juxtaposed strong contrasts: a gentle Tchaikovsky "Lullaby" with a blowsy, torchy "The Sun Has Set"; and, from Rachmaninoff, a robust "Do Not Sing, My Beauty" (with Mr. Levine's articulate playing evoking strumming balalaikas); the gentle, limpid opening of "Lilacs"; and finally the big, low, chesty start of "I'm Waiting For You," a thrilling finale.
Prior used his tense logic to articulate theories about the structure and metaphysics of time, and to mount a robust defence of freewill and indeterminism.
In the basal most known Triassic turtles and proto-turtles, such as Proganochelys quenstedti and Odontochelys semitestacea, the basipterygoid process is a robust and relatively thick structure that is directed ventrolaterally to articulate with a facet in the pterygoid.
She has a robust directness.
Borlaug had a robust reply.
