"robust workforce" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a group of people with a variety of skills and experience that are relied upon to support a particular organization, activity or cause. For example, "The charity is able to carry out its mission thanks to its robust workforce of dedicated volunteers."
The NHS desperately needs a robust workforce strategy.
It would require the introduction of robust workforce monitoring, so firms know who they employ and have the stats available for presentation to the public.
"Issues we have faced over scheduling and deployment are being worked out and we are continuing to work hard to get a robust workforce in place for the start of the Games".
A well-balanced workforce – with a mix of full-time, part-time and flexibly contracted employees – managed by a robust workforce management system, should not encounter problems meeting customer demand, says Neil Pickering, marketing manager at workforce solutions firm Kronos.
"It'll be interesting to see, as unemployment approaches 5percentt and below, whether Amazon will be able to develop a robust workforce and what they will have to pay for it," said Mishel.
Growing cities are more able to attract, retain and develop businesses by offering a robust workforce.
If not acted upon, gender discrimination and inequalities result in systems inefficiencies that impede the development of the robust workforces needed to respond to today's critical health care needs.
These programs have shown me that enriching the nation's youth through drama is inextricably linked to preparing a robust creative workforce of tomorrow.
While leaders play a role in championing a global health intervention, its delivery to scale also needs strong "systems components," especially a robust healthcare workforce.
Looking to the future, stakeholders in a stable and robust physician workforce will need to foster flexibility in the health care system, create incentives for physicians to return to practice, and develop resources to facilitate the reentry into the medical workforce.
Implementing any of the suggested actions will likely move us closer to the robust health workforces needed to respond to today's critical health care needs.
