"robust productivity" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to productivity that is strong, stable, and has the capacity to withstand difficult conditions or times. For example: Despite the economic recession, the company was able to continue with robust productivity.
"There has been very robust productivity growth and innovation," he said.
"Robust productivity is an essential condition for strong and sustainable growth, and uncertainty over its recovery is a major risk to the projection.
Only about 25percentt of the robust productivity growth since 1995 came from the use of computers, software and other information processing equipment.
But Mr Cates argues that healthier domestic balance-sheets in most emerging economies, along with continued rapid adoption of old and new technologies, should support robust productivity gains.
SynapseLife has had a tough time, being sandwiched between more robust productivity management applications like Zimbra, Scrybe, and even the hipper Goowy.
Wunderkit will be a more robust productivity platform, aimed to help companies, freelancers and other groups connect and collaborate efficiently on a single platform that "embraces all necessary tools".
It is the annual infusion of fresh water from the Sacramento River and rivers coming off the west slope of the Sierra that maintains the brackish conditions necessary for robust biological productivity in the Bay/Delta estuary.
Robust worker productivity, typically associated with higher levels of skills, is going to be required.
The principal obstacle to commercial production of these fuels is that microbial catalysts of robust yields, productivities, and titers have yet to be developed.
Chinese hamster ovary (CHO) cells are the most widely used vehicle for the production of biopharmaceuticals due to their high productivity, robust nature, track record in industry, and their safety record [ 1].
But either way, it spells the end of the economic nirvana of recent years -- that potent concoction of extremely robust growth, accelerating productivity gains, low inflation and low unemployment.
