The phrase "a solid alliance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong and dependable partnership or relationship between individuals, groups, or organizations.
Example: "The two countries formed a solid alliance to address common security threats in the region."
Alternatives: "a strong partnership" or "a robust coalition."
"A country of 176 million people cannot be isolated," said Marco Aurélio Garcia, the foreign policy adviser to Mr. da Silva, "and if a country has a solid alliance with Argentina, South Africa and India, even less so".
The absence of a solid alliance would have guaranteed a victory for the Dominican Revolutionary Party, or P.R.D. "The program of the P.L.D. is for the general good of the country and not for our organization's or any individual's interest," Mr. Medina said.
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This current political reality does not favor a solid alliance against the FPÖ nor a robust governmental offer.
He responds: "I've always believed in one nation even when it wasn't entirely fashionable inside the Labour party … and I believe one nation means building a really solid alliance between the classes.
If the interplay between genes and environment remains highly unclear, from a therapeutic point of view the main issue then becomes the need of an authentic and solid alliance, particularly with those patients who are resistant to treatment.
Today Thanko competitor Solid Alliance has announced a USB memory stick [JP] that's designed like a T-600 Terminator skull from Terminator 4 – Salvation (they have a license).
"The track record of acquiring makers and building a solid profitable alliance has kind of a weak track record.
President Barack Obama has worked hard to forge a solid political alliance with Michael Bloomberg.
A solid therapeutic alliance is fundamental to continuity of care [ 29].
Patients' self-management requires that they be able to obtain services based on a solid therapeutic alliance with their physician.
