The phrase "a solid bond" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong and reliable connection or relationship between people, ideas, or objects.
Example: "The years of working together have created a solid bond between the team members, fostering trust and collaboration."
Alternatives: "a strong connection" or "a firm relationship."
Even though their language barrier precludes verbal communication, they establish a solid bond.
The company's name suggests its desire to fuse a solid bond between techniques used in theater and in film.
(Chinen) BILL MCHENRY GROUP (Wednesday) The tenor saxophonist Bill McHenry has a solid bond with the trumpeter Duane Eubanks: they appear together on Mr. McHenry's most recent album, "Sonic Pressure" (Fresh Sound New Talent).
In cemented hemiarthroplasties polymethylmethacrylate bone cement is applied at the time of surgery, forming a solid bond between the prosthesis and the femoral bone; on the contrary, in cementless prosthesis the bonding between prosthesis and femur is dependent upon bony in-growth.
Press the pieces together for a solid bond.
Otherwise, a significant shift of the PWV represents a solid bonding result.
In the theory of cohesive powders, distinct changes in material behavior are seen once the bond number exceeds unity, in general, with the material acting more and more as a solid as bond number increases.
It shows that you and your partner are willing to share desires which can help build a solid sexual bond".
Another costly investment was his Solid Bond studios in Marble Arch.
The Portuguese sale, equal to about $1 billion, follows solid bond auctions Tuesday in Ireland, Spain, Greece — other financially-troubled eurozone countries.
Together, I think they're both very solid Bond films for adults that don't make you embarrassed to be watching the films even though you're not a 14-year-old boy anymore.
