The phrase "a solid ball" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an object that is spherical in shape and has a firm or dense structure.
Example: "The children played with a solid ball made of rubber during their outdoor activities."
Alternatives: "a firm sphere" or "a dense orb".
At the end of cleavage a solid ball of cells called a morula is produced.
She is a solid ball of muscled power, built in the mold of the Olympic champion Mary Lou Retton, except for Retton's blinding smile.
That is hard to do with a solid ball of bare metal, but much easier if the fissile material is in the form of a hollow sphere.
He doesn't have a great post game and while he's a solid ball handler, he's not capable of consistently creating looks for himself.
A solid ball handler and distributor, Duhon averaged 4.0 assists and only 1.08 turnovers last season; he was ranked sixth among guards in assists per turnover (3.7).
While a smoothbore musket could expel a solid ball with a greater muzzle velocity than a rifle musket, it was the projectile that the latter weapon fired – the slightly smaller Minié ball – that made all the difference.
Mickelson also birdied six holes, bogeying just one in a solid ball-striking and putting round.
The Suns wanted to welcome back their quartet of bluechip midfielders this year to give Michael Rischitelli a hand (unwanted Eagle Matt Rosa is a solid ball-winning addition), but the player drain and the O'Meara/Swallow injuries will hurt.
According to theory, the core of a dying giant star collapses into a small, solid ball of nuclear matter, and the crash of the outer layers onto the core's surface creates a shock wave that blows the star into smithereens.
The method is illustrated with a dropping solid ball (Fig. 1A).
For a dropping solid ball, projections of the resulting three-dimensional volume in the x-t and y-t planes are shown in Figures 1B and C. To compute first-order motion energy in the horizontal and vertical directions, we first computed the Fourier power spectrum of the three-dimensional volume using Matlab 7.4.
