The phrase "a solid figure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to geometry, mathematics, or physical objects that have a three-dimensional shape.
Example: "In geometry class, we learned about various types of shapes, including a solid figure like a cube."
Alternatives: "a three-dimensional shape" or "a geometric solid".
We don't see a solid figure; we see the vapor trails of moving atoms.
Like Peter Kay, to whom he is often compared, Manford cuts a solid figure, with dependable material to match.
Earle is a "true believer", guided by instinct and some discriminating ideals that set him up as a solid figure on a landscape populated largely by ghosts.
In the 29 games since Kerry Kittles's return, which gave the Nets another offensive weapon, Marbury has averaged only 17 shots a game, a solid figure for a point guard with his scoring ability.
Bragg has been around so long, and seems such a solid figure of the British establishment, that it's easy to forget that by rights, he should have got a job in a factory like all his schoolmates.
Archaeologists of the Mary Rose Trust cannot even match the bones to come up with a solid figure of just how many people were left on the wreck.Related topics Archaeology University College LondonThat looks set to change.
At the corner of Fulton Street and Broadway, in the middle of the pedestrian tide, Gerald Ginsburg cut a solid, square figure, about two feet by three to be precise.
The Maria Theresa one meets at Schonbrunn is a comfortably solid figure.
Those are all solid figures.
Petrushevskaya's female characters resemble nothing so much as Russian matryoshka nesting dolls, hollow women with a succession of smaller hollow women inside them, with the only solid figure a baby at the core.
In time, Mr. Cheney emerged as a solid, reassuring figure who added ballast to the White House.
