"robust quality" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe something that is strong, durable, and able to withstand wear and tear. Example: The new furniture was praised for its robust quality, as it was made with solid wood and sturdy construction.
Generally I think my music has a robust quality; it can usually withstand mishaps in performance.
The physically robust quality that many critics have attributed generally to Chicago actors is a manifestation of this.
For example, the US lacks our comprehensive student finance arrangements, our robust quality assurance regime and our focus on widening participation.
I think we have enough robust quality measures now, that we have the guard rails and the information that we need to protect patients.
Capitalise opportunities and minimise risks: UK universities must be bold and seize opportunities but balance threats with robust quality assurance and management - including due diligence, robust risk management, succession and sustainability planning and effective communication.
The Commission's letter commended the "institution's achievements" and praised Zaytuna leadership for "implementing a variety of robust quality assurance measures" that propelled the vote of confidence reflected in granting the initial accreditation.
Here, we present a new robust quality metric, based on the use of the local space-frequency information extracted from the Wigner distribution.
A problem of optimised placement of the hard quality sensors in Drinking Water Distribution Systems for robust quality monitoring is formulated.
"Given the accelerating rate of Caesarean section globally, this finding warrants further research of a more robust quality using larger populations to adjust for important potential confounders and explore potential causal mechanisms," she said.
Status: red/amber Delivery in the first year of the programme is put at risk because work strands do not have robust, quality assured plans in place early enough in 16-17 resulting in lack of ability to respond to delays.
Built of buttery white brick, with recessed concrete handrails and sweeping digitally-milled wooden balustrades, they are crafted with a precision that makes architects go weak at the knees, and a robust quality rarely seen since the civic buildings of the 19th century.
