The phrase "robust base" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase typically refers to a strong or secure foundation on which something is built. For example, "By establishing a robust base of volunteer support, the non-profit was able to build a successful fundraising campaign."
Mr. Romney's experience, in particular, may hold one big lesson for future candidates in the new age of unlimited spending: Without a robust base of small donors who give over the Internet, raising all that money takes a major commitment of the candidate's of time and energy right at the moment when he may need to be out on the trail courting voters instead of money.
For decision support additional contextual information for framing uncertainties is required in order to put decisions on a robust base.
A PBL Evaluation Toolkit has been developed to collect evidence that could provide a robust base of effective PBL practice.
We can use a robust base for further investigations and refined with findings from in-depth studies carried out at the local scale.
With the removal of the complication from polydispersity effect, the new Eta0 power law can now provide a more robust base for studying polymer long-chain branching (LCB).
Data mining process and particularly regression trees and random forest technique in desertification hazard can be recommended as a robust base for further investigation of desertified lands for best management of processes in these areas.
The main motivation was to produce a simple and robust base-line model for teak stands.
In designing an improved continuous hydrogen generator that uses the substantial heat released in the hydrolysis reaction to more effectively separate the sodium borate by-product, we sought a robust base-metal catalyst that could tolerate the exothermic reaction under flow conditions.
The result is found robust based on alternative models/equations performed.
The proposed robust based PID control design is tested against other tuning methods.
The proposed method was demonstrated to be accurate, precise, specific, sensitive, linear and robust based on method validation.
