Co-Bipartite Neighborhood Edge Elimination Orderings

In SODA 2001, Raghavan and Spinrad introduced robust algorithms as a way to solve hard combinatorial graph problems in polynomial time even when the input graph falls slightly outside a graph class for which a polynomial-time algorithm exists. As a leading example, the Maximum Clique problem on unit disk graphs (intersection graphs of unit disks in the plane) was shown to have a robust, polynomial-time algorithm by proving that such graphs admit a co-bipartite neighborhood edge elimination ordering (CNEEO). This begs the question whether other graph classes also admit a CNEEO.