"robust action plan" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to draw attention to a plan that is thorough and strong. For example, "The team created a robust action plan to ensure their upcoming project would be successful."
That is why we have set out a robust action plan which has been endorsed by the ESC.
Unless Netanyahu's apology is followed by a robust action plan for rekindling cooperation between the two countries, the current opening will prove nothing more than a fleeting flirtation.
That signal would be greatly reinforced if in addition to a robust action plan for policy coordination to execute a global growth pact, the G-20 leaders committed themselves at Cannes to pursue, with a precise timetable, the governance reforms necessary to empower the I.M.F. on a permanent basis with a significantly stronger surveillance capability and authority.
Mr Parry Jones said a robust action plan has been drafted and will be presented to council to address all seven recommendations.
It continues: "We subsequently created a robust action plan to address all concerns," and adds that compulsory, specialist training for all staff has now been introduced.
A health chief has told the BBC a robust action plan is being implemented to ensure patients are moved quickly through Belfast's Royal Victoria Hospital's emergency system.
The aim is to leverage pledges in a manner that builds public awareness of the Goals and also supports the adoption of a robust intergovernmental action plan at the September 2010 UN summit.
Trump's "America First Energy Plan" is outlined on the White House website, which featured former President Barack Obama's robust climate action plan before it was taken down hours after last week's inauguration.
Trump's "America First Energy Plan" is outlined on the White House website, which featured former President Barack Obama's robust climate action plan before it was taken down hours after last week's inauguration.... will embrace the shale oil and gas revolution to bring jobs and prosperity to millions of Americans.
We need robust national action plans to tackle antibiotic resistance.
Both the nuclear industry and its regulators need to engage with cyber-security experts on a continuing basis, installing robust policies and action plans to deal with the technical, managerial and cultural shortfalls that contribute to the current risky situation that cyber-attacks pose.
