The phrase "a solid analysis of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quality or depth of an examination or evaluation of a particular subject or topic.
Example: "The report provides a solid analysis of the current market trends and their implications for future investments."
Alternatives: "a thorough examination of" or "a comprehensive review of".
"We've done a solid analysis of where our emissions are coming from.
Teachers and students will appreciate the quality and scope of this four-book series, which presents a solid analysis of a key period in modern history.
In 2005, he presciently and courageously warned of the financial trouble brewing, and his new book "Fault Lines" provides a solid analysis of the real threats to the global economy.
Particular important, a solid analysis of the effluent revealed that the recovered S0 was adulterated with barely microorganisms, extracellular polymeric substances (EPSs), or inorganic chemicals, indicating a fairly high S0 recovery purity.
This model provided a solid analysis of local PME compliance behavior.
Sawyer et al. (2007) have performed a solid analysis of X chromosome data of Drosophila melanogaster and D. simulans, that is, polymorphisms in 91 genes in an African population of the former and the divergence between the two species.
Many successful implementations have been reported, despite the lack of a solid analysis with respect to the convergence and value of these iterations.
This allows a statistically solid analysis of the correlation patterns and their propagation from mRNA to protein levels.
Although successful implementations have been reported, a solid analysis with respect to the convergence of these iterations has not been established.
The EU Commission's 2007/2008 proposals of expanding tradable certificates markets were not based on solid analysis of past experiences and future necessities.
Mr Buffett joined Mr Graham's famous class at Columbia University exactly 50 years ago.Yet there is more to Mr Buffett's success than solid analysis of companies' fundamentals.
