"robust outlook" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe a positive or strong perspective or prediction for the future. Here is an example: "Despite the economic challenges, the company's robust outlook for the next quarter has investors feeling confident."
The company also announced a fourth-quarter profit that missed analyst estimates, but said it would raise its dividend 31percentt, citing an "increasingly robust" outlook.
Rio's board has rejected that offer, saying it is too cheap given the robust outlook for global metals demand over the next several years.
The stock, however, is lowly rated at 8.8 times 2014 revised forecast earnings and will benefit from better trading conditions over the summer, less discounting on the high street and the more robust outlook for gross margins.
Nokia declined $1.09, to $15.98, after announcing that it expected third-quarter revenue to be flat or slightly above forecasts; that disappointed analysts who had hoped for a more robust outlook.
The bulls point out that America's economy is rebounding.Several economic indicators in America have indeed exceeded expectations, most notably a robust outlook for American manufacturers and good figures for fourth-quarter annualised GDP growth, which was revised upward from 0.2% to 1.4%.
The rally was driven by successive quarters of positive results as well as a robust outlook for FY'18.
Despite a robust demand outlook, investment in new LNG supply capacity has come to a standstill in the last couple of years.
The trend toward youthful markets was indicated by She (founded 1955), broad and robust in outlook; Honey (founded 1960); Annabel (founded 1966), for younger married women in particular; Petticoat (1966 75), for girls 14 to 19 years old; and 19 (1968), a market leader.
"This just reaffirms that, despite a tough economy, Burbank's commitment to sound fiscal decisions has resulted in a robust economic outlook," Financial Services Director Cindy Giraldo said in a statement.
Investors in the DIY retailer Kingfisher will be handed all of the above this week and asked to assemble them into a robust-looking outlook for the company, as the firm attempts to put a layer of gloss on its tired-looking results.
The group's positioning, serving prime real estate markets in London and Asia, provides a strong underpin to today's robust and confident outlook.
