The phrase "make it more robust" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to strengthen or improve something to make it more resilient and effective. Example: Our team needs to make our cybersecurity system more robust to prevent potential hackers from accessing our sensitive data.
The employed techniques in proposed method make it more robust and its results with more quality.
This cascade has been build by Hooshangi and colleagues (2005) and here we investigate the robustness of a desired behavior, and the possibilities to make it more robust.
An adaptive sliding control strategy was developed to make it more robust.
We would also make some changes to the search algorithm to make it more robust against potential sources of errors.
Companies who made mistakes and weakened the system are being subsidised by the countercyclical ones who make it more robust.
Her focus was on redesigning the algorithm behind STP to make it more robust, more stable, and give it the ability to establish optimal paths between points.
The preservation of the axial elements of the flap theoretically makes it more robust and more resistant to infection.
The research team plans to integrate the wearable patch with the analysis device, while also making it more robust when saturated with sweat so it's reusable.
Ankylosaurs improved upon the body armour seen in Scutellosaurus by making it more robust and massive, which resulted in a sculpted, tanklike appearance.
A primary goal of this work is to simplify the process, making it more robust and repeatable while relying less on operator technique than prior overcoating efforts.
The cuttlefish robot uses surrounding open water as the electric ground15, which makes it more robust when faced with the insurmountable challenge of high voltage to actuate the artificial muscle (DE membrane).
