"robust usage" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the frequent or extensive use of something, or to imply that something is of a particularly strong or reliable nature. For example, "The new software program has seen robust usage since its release."
From the beginning, the emphasis on co-developing the server and the service aspects of Exchange 14 allowed us to perform much more robust usage tests.
Mix males avoided [G] altogether and showed a great liking for [D], while Mix females showed a robust usage of [G], but did not like [D] as much.
The script contained 1,361 occurrences of third person pronouns, within a total script length of 202,332 characters, and hence showed a very robust usage of such pronouns.
Among these substitutions, note that glutamate (E) at -3 shows a very robust usage bias, across variants of the Type-I and Type-II motifs as well as across distant species, strongly suggesting that its presence in C-terminal PB motif results from an evolutionary process.
The research demonstrated that perceived usefulness, perceived ease of use, subjective norm, and perceived playfulness (happiness) are robust predictors of usage behavior of students.
While there has been robust growth in internet usage across the continent over the past few years and adoption continues to climb, Africa still sits on the cusp of the internet revolution and much work remains to be done.
Robust promoters have substantial usage in synthetic biology.
This robust property of codon usage in baculovirus-insect system made it a good platform for both eukaryotic and prokaryotic recombinant protein expression.
The first optimization focused on the two goals of high ash removal and high solid yield while the next optimization rounds added the criteria of low NaOH usage and robust design (using propagation of error (POE)).
Despite the inherent shortcoming of any observational study, our data allow robust conclusions on the usage of voriconazole in a real-life setting.
This difference in alcohol-disorders could be a source of bias even though the overall contrast to the controls was robust, as any substance usage disorder was an exclusion criterion for controls.
