The phrase "a firm intellectual" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who possesses strong intellectual capabilities or convictions, often in a context discussing ideas, beliefs, or academic pursuits.
Example: "In the debate, she presented herself as a firm intellectual, unwavering in her arguments and confident in her knowledge."
Alternatives: "a strong thinker" or "a steadfast scholar."
This editorial essay is the first of two designed to lay out a firm intellectual foundation for the material that will be published in future editions of CRoC.
In Vogt's performance, passages of powerful abandon never lost their rocking rhythmic snap, and lyrical passages maintained a firm intellectual command of Brahms's compositional filigree.
In Vogt's performance, passages of powerful abandon never lost their rocking rhythmic snap, and lyrical passages maintained a firm intellectual command of Brahms's compositional filigree.
A freethinker, proto-feminist and believer in "war with inferior races" as essential to improving what eugenicists called the "human stock", he put the study of variation within populations, and correlations between characteristics, on a firm intellectual footing.
Pronczuk led the development of an extraordinary body of work that created a firm intellectual foundation for children's environmental health in countries around the world.
While scholars have explored the construct and ramifications of intellectual property, most research efforts have focused on patents as a means of protecting a firm's intellectual capital.
It was she who led him to Father Martin D'Arcy, a Jesuit, who persuaded Waugh "on firm intellectual convictions but little emotion" that "the Christian revelation was genuine".
A fast design space exploration of analog firm intellectual properties (IP) based on Peano-like paths (piecewise linear and monodimensional) is presented.
However, only a fraction of the needed information exists on computers; the vast majority of a firm's intellectual assets exist as knowledge in the minds of its employees.
Patent enforcement insurance funds enforcement actions against those who infringe against a firm's intellectual property; it is also known as offensive patent insurance, abatement insurance, or a pursuit policy.
The most recognized of these assets is a firm's intellectual property, such as patents and trade secrets.
