"robustly built" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is most often used to describe something that is strong or resistant to damage. For example, "The new bridge is robustly built, making it able to withstand high winds and heavy traffic."
The oldest Votomatic machines have long since been replaced by less robustly built versions.
Robustly built, it has the general shape and weight of a PlayStation controller.
He is a robustly built man of about thirty, an architect by training and saturnine by disposition.
Distinctly modern in its anatomy, the braincase resembles the European Cro-Magnons (robustly built early modern humans), but retains some African features too.
The latest Dominican standout in the majors raised on vitilla is Rafael Devers, the 20-year-old, robustly built rookie third baseman for the Boston Red Sox.
They're all robustly built, with the kind of industrial and durable feel that made the iPod Classic stick around for so long.
This paper proposes an approach to robustly build keypoint mappings on multispectral images.
The proposed method has a much lower computational cost than exhausting triplets of keypoint mappings, but can still robustly build keypoint mappings on multispectral images.
By randomly excluding an increasing amount of GEO data sets and array samples from the training data, we investigated the minimum number of samples necessary to robustly build the probe effect model in TileProbe.
New Orleans may be able to get by with a protection level less than that required to resist a Category 5 storm, if it is robustly designed and built, said Robert A. Dalrymple, a professor of civil engineering at Johns Hopkins University and a member of the American Society of Civil Engineers team that investigated the levee breaches.
Nuclear plants are built so robustly that they would seem to present a difficult target for terrorists.
