The phrase "robust technology" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used in various contexts, but it generally refers to technology that is strong, durable, and able to withstand challenges or errors. Example: The company's success can be attributed to its use of robust technology, allowing for efficient and reliable production processes.
We're spending a lot of time building robust technology that can help effectively bring healthcare to the community.
As for the new marketing campaign, she said, "This is an opportunity to put more robust technology into the formulas that deliver better results".
The chief hurdles to more robust technology hiring appear to be increasing automation and the addition of highly skilled labor overseas.
It provides a robust technology for event Check in app to all event planners to handle volume of visitors at your event.
The fault is not with that amorphous entity but, first of all, with the absence of robust technology policy on the left – a policy that can counter the pro-innovation, pro-disruption, pro-privatisation agenda of Silicon Valley.
"But we did our own due diligence, and we saw a lot of the same things that Microsoft saw - a dominant global brand, with a very solid, growing base of users, and a robust technology platform".
Republicans learned the hard way in 2012 how valuable a robust technology operation can be, as the Obama campaign used Web analytics, voter data, social media and online fund-raising to more effectively organize voters, drive turnout and increase donations.
A robust technology for the creation of bispecific IgG has recently been developed that virtually precludes IgG contaminants, as reviewed here.
The detection of the xenon radioactive isotopes is done automatically by high spectral resolution γ spectrometry, a robust technology well-suited for on-field instrumentation.
Although TCP/IP is a fully implemented and robust technology, enhancements and modifications are still under way, attempting to make it even better than it is today.
The Tories attempted to reconcile this cabinet split by maintaining support for identity cards in principle but saying they could not support the legislation unless it passed five tests: robust technology; clarity of purpose; cost-effectiveness; efficient organisation; and the safeguarding of civil liberties.
