The phrase "robust capabilities" is correct and usable in written English.
Generally speaking, you can use it when you want to emphasize the strength or effectiveness of something. For example, "This software has robust capabilities for managing customer data."
"The United States retains robust capabilities to fight Al Qaeda and its militant allies," the official said.
For people who still require the more robust capabilities of a proper laptop, there is no shortage of thin and light options.
But there will be persistent demand for rugged SUVs and trucks among commercial outfits large and small, as well as from consumers who legitimately require their robust capabilities.
The platform has pretty robust capabilities for looking at metadata to find particular actors, directors, or genre when searching for a movie.
Of course there's the flagship, the 880, which probably costs an arm and a leg but has extremely robust capabilities, many of which however are shared by its brethren.
Together with the TapCommerce team, Twitter will be able to offer mobile app marketers more robust capabilities for app re-engagement, tools and managed service solutions for real-time programmatic buying, and better measurement capabilities.
This mode can help us evaluate the degree of robust capability of the speech features (associated with the robustness algorithm) against noise.
While the RadioShack 6-in-1 is capable of some macro programming, a device with more robust capability is the Philips Pronto TSU3000 ($399.99).
"We have a very, very robust capability in the region, especially in comparison to Iran.
But the broader question — one the administration so far declines to discuss — is whether the best defense against cyberattack is the development of a robust capability to wage cyberwar.
Peter A. Stott, a leading climate scientist in Britain, has been pressing colleagues on both sides of the Atlantic to develop a robust capability to analyze weather extremes in real time.
