The phrase "a solid amount" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or substantial quantity of something, often in a positive context.
Example: "We received a solid amount of feedback from our customers, which will help us improve our services."
Alternatives: "a considerable amount" or "a substantial amount".
This locks in a solid amount of "overshoot" already.
It's not quite as versatile or good in low-light as that fitted to the Nexus 5X, and it has some shutter lag particularly when shooting HDR photos, but produces good photos with a solid amount of detail.
"I noted that once I had learned a solid amount about the company — its products and marketing in general — I would be in a position to contribute to business strategy, further marketing initiatives, and product development.
The production by the nonprofit Lincoln Center Theater has been selling well; it took in $445,409 last week, or 60 percent of the maximum possible gross, a solid amount for a play.
Each set of levels (which strike the right level of difficulty) climax with a boss battle and when you reach the end of them - new levels are promised soon - there is a solid amount of replay to be mined out, with additional challenges revolving around collecting coins, beating times and achieving goals.
With the New York launch of MakeSpace today, it seems that Rosen has spent a solid amount of time on the latter.
It's a surface where I had problems with my back last year and I had to take a pretty solid amount of time off during that season". Murray lost to Novak Djokovic in the Australian Open final on 27 January, and admitted that his lengthy semi-final win over Roger Federer might have had an effect on his chances in the final.
Still, even with all this heartbreak, four years is a pretty solid amount of time.
Diffusion of solutes from food to the gastric environment, resulting in the removal of a substantial amount of solids.
It has been determined that most solid tumors contain a substantial amount of fibrinogen and fibrin, the fibrous protein into which fibrinogen is transformed.
When dissolving a small amount of a solid into a large amount of liquid, this rarely makes much of a difference, so you can safely ignore the solute and just use the volume of the solvent, like we did above.
