The phrase "a far more solid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the strength or reliability of two or more things, emphasizing that one is significantly stronger or more reliable than the other.
Example: "After reviewing the evidence, we concluded that the new theory is a far more solid explanation for the phenomenon."
Alternatives: "much more robust" or "significantly stronger".
LESS than a month after an unimpressive speech at his second inauguration, Barack Obama came to Congress on February 12th to deliver a far more solid state-of-the-union message.
But Burj Khalifa is also a reminder that what the world needs right now is sensibly lowered expectations and a far more solid economic foundation on which to build going forward.
As for the alternatives, initiatives such as public Wi-Fi and long-term investment in connectivity infrastructure are a far more solid proposition, says Murphy: "Companies [like Facebook] could pull out of the market whenever they like".
But the heart of the speech is his vision of an economy rebuilt on a far more solid foundation, basing future economic growth on investments in education, health care, and energy.
(Nilsson had a far more solid lower voice). Nilsson had first sung the Chinese ice princess in 1957 in Stockholm, then created a sensation with it at La Scala in 1958 (with Giuseppe di Stefano as Calaf), and made an equal sensation with it at the Met in 1960 with Franco Corelli and conductor Leopold Stokowski, who makes even the Ping-Pang-Pong scenes interesting.
The coming-together is certainly a far more solid outcome than the Rdio deal.
Instead they offered a set far more solid than their Coachella set in 2013.
There's a feeling of, far more solid than I experienced.
A clip from that far more solid documentary also shows up on a television screen.
Mr. McCain has a solid record on the defining principles of the modern conservative movement — traditional values, the free market and national defense — a record that is far more solid on these core beliefs than Mr. Romney's.
The evidence supporting a favorable effect in DPN is far more solid, and dose titration is considerably easier for pregabalin than gabapentin, which is frequently underdosed in clinical practice.
