The phrase "a solid example for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that something serves as a good model or illustration for a particular concept or behavior.
Example: "Her dedication to community service is a solid example for all of us to follow."
Alternatives: "a great model for" or "an excellent illustration of".
And he has embraced the chance to provide a solid example for Travis d'Arnaud, whom the Mets also acquired in the Dickey deal.
John Vanderslice: As one of the largest hotel companies in the world, we have always felt a certain responsibility to operate efficiently and set a solid example for other corporations.
With more technology businesses turning to renewable energy and collaborations to make buying such power simpler, this sets a solid example for companies in other industries to follow suit.
In isolation, almost everything here would be a solid example of the songwriter-for-hire's art: if nothing bowls you over with its originality, it's hard not to be impressed by the pitilessness with which the songs sink their hooks into you.
This is the type of mindset that provides a solid example of leadership for this country.
To give a solid example: Structural steel work for the solar field of a 500,000 m2 aperture parabolic trough plant (typical 50 MW plant in Spain with 7 h thermal storage) amounts to approx. 12,500 tons of steel.
In addition, to minimize political concerns, fatal human cases after infection with AIV, including LPAIVs of H7N9 and H10N8 [ 47] in other countries can serve as solid examples for education, using easily understandable wordings and movies to demonstrate the danger of aerosol transmission of AIVs.
"He truly believed in people". Parker said Owen could be spotted at various community events such as toy drives and PTA meetings, and wanted to be a "solid positive example" for the youth in the Antelope Valley.
Parker said Owen could be spotted at various community events such as toy drives and PTA meetings, and wanted to be a "solid positive example" for the youth in the Antelope Valley.
Piezoelectricity (literally "pressure electricity") is observed if a stress is applied to a solid, for example, by bending, twisting, or squeezing it.
They also engage more with events that seem to contradict a physical law in their environments, such as a seemingly impossible motion — a ball that appears to go through a solid object, for example, instead of coming to rest against it.
