The phrase "robust cure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a treatment or solution that is strong, effective, and reliable.
Example: "The researchers were excited to announce a robust cure for the disease that had plagued the community for years."
Alternatives: "effective treatment" or "strong remedy."
Jerry the photographer spots another glossy cardboard sleeve showcasing a selection of chorizo ibérico - robust cured meat - doubly sealed in plastic for safe keeping.
Failing to meet its goals means that the robust indications and wonder cure are just not what the previous hype indicated.
These results clearly demonstrate that combined inhibition of oncogenic JAK2 and Bcl-2/Bcl-xL provides robust and sustained therapeutic responses in JAK2-driven malignancies resulting in mice cured of disease.
The fit of the cure model is fairly robust to the number and location of the knots.
Based on the results of numerical experiments and the linearized analysis, a robust Godunov-type scheme with a simple cure for the shock instability is suggested.
(Previously, despite Freud's belief that homosexuality could not be "cured," there had been a robust industry in the treatment of lesbianism as an ailment.
My guests and I ravished a plate of carne mista: elegant prosciutto San Daniele; the more robust domestic La Quercia prosciutto Americano; excellent salamis cured at Mr. Batali's family's salumeria, in Seattle; and smoky speck.
Furthermore, curing reaction was a very robust method of preserving film morphology which correlated well with that observed for the latex particles.
Immunological control or cure of tumors depends on initiating a robust T helper cell response to MHC class II epitopes of tumor-associated antigens.
In general the cured properties of the filled composites were robust.
