The phrase "a solid development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a well-structured or substantial progress in a project, idea, or situation.
Example: "The team presented a solid development in their research, showcasing significant advancements in their findings."
Alternatives: "a strong advancement" or "a robust progress".
We'd like to let everyone in, but we want to make sure that we can provide a solid development experience and attentive developer support before we scale up.
Featuring a new design, updated electronics, and some new features, the QC25s seem, on paper at least, to be a solid development from the old QuietComfort 15s.
UPLB has not entertained the potential investors due to the "lack of a solid development plan".
Numerous parties have expressed interest in developing the land grants; however, UPLB has not entertained the potential investors due to the "lack of a solid development plan".
Research output suggested a solid development in translational medical research, in terms of increasing scientific production and research collaboration.
"After an exceptional period in the late 1990's, we are back to an ordinary period, and seek solid development," he told reporters.
Develop a deep pool of internal candidates and keep it well stocked through a solid leadership development program.
"For those who lament the decline of small-town America, try being a small town, otherwise vibrant, building on a solid economic development foundation, while attempting to explain to potential business owners why there are no local schools for their children," Mr. Cook said.
Securitization -- while a solid financial development -- does not so spread out risk that risk is eliminated.
That starts with having a solid workforce-development system – a first for our city.
Although from most of the trials we do not have yet evaluable data, there is enough proof to establish a solid platform for development of CAR-T cells therapy for solid cancers.
