"robust life" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a strong, healthy and vigorous life. Example: Despite facing many challenges, she has managed to live a robust life filled with joy and fulfillment.
This revival is proof that "Shakespeare Abridged" has a robust life of its own.
Limiting the period of restrictions would benefit the public and give single-donor museums a more robust life in perpetuity.
"The preliminary indicators are that we're looking at a robust life extension in the restricted animals," Dr. Weindruch said.
He was born in New York City on September 6 , 1917and lived a robust life as an nonagenarian.
This study results indicate that criteria with additional material constants yield robust life predictions for different materials.
But "Working" has gone on to have a robust life in regional, high school, college and community theater productions.
We develop a framework based on the lexicographic method and the newly developed Stochastic-Simplex-Approximate-Gradient (StoSAG) algorithm to maximize the expected net-present-value (NPV) and minimize the associated risk or uncertainty in robust life-cycle production optimization.
Best of all was Ms. Buckley's encore, "The Miller's Son" (from "A Little Night Music"), in which the robust, life-embracing maidservant Petra fantasizes several alternative destinies while preparing to settle for a satisfying, if predictable, future.
The robust life-sciences sector they squandered may be gone for good.
In turn, God rewarded him with 95 years of a robust, purposeful life.
Is jealous of everyone who has a robust social life, so — icy sidewalks.
