The phrase "grow robust" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to become strong or vigorous. Example: With proper care and nutrition, the young plant will grow robust and produce beautiful flowers.
Whether the kit would grow robust herbs seemed almost beside the point, Nick said.
Hills was obsessed with comfrey - the easy to grow, robust plant that has an astonishing range of uses.
Composting closes the food loop, allowing spoiled food, food scraps, and food waste to return to the earth as soil to grow new food and enrich the soil with nutrients needed to grow robust fruits and vegetables.
The multiple areas of synergy between universities and innovation clusters help to grow robust regional economies.
Mr. Pressman has headed GE Capital Real Estate, which has grown robust in the current real estate boom, since 1997.
Josh Bernoff, a principal analyst at Forrester Research, cautions that when the technology grows robust enough for movie trading, consumers will almost certainly do it.
The currency has fallen by 15% this month against the American dollar, which has grown robust since the start of the financial crisis.
Why did the phone companies cling to expensive switched network standards even as packet-switched voice grew robust enough to deliver acceptable fidelity at a much lower cost per connection?
It was then that Jackie discovered her passion for connecting with women through building and growing robust online communities.
For the first three studies, we used a bovine model of chondrocytes from skeletally immature animals, as they are readily available, well characterized, and capable of growing robust tissue in culture (relative to adult cells).
In any case, the American economy has exhibited a surprising ability for several years to grow at robust rates without setting off inflationary wage and price spirals.
