The phrase "a solid fixture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is firmly established or reliable, often in a physical or metaphorical sense.
Example: "The old oak tree in the park has become a solid fixture in the community, providing shade and a gathering place for families."
Alternatives: "a reliable presence" or "a permanent element".
Maximum respect is due, then, to Thompson who was in Argentina last June when assorted team-mates stayed home and, at the callow age of 24, is now such a solid fixture in England's front row that people tend to overlook him.
Now a solid fixture on the Central and Eastern European scene, HowToWeb in Bucharest, Romania is a conference with international speakers as well as a healthy dose of CEE startups to boot.
After Endobutton implantation and reduction fixation with No. 5 Ethibond sutures, a solid triangular fixture was formed that meets the biomechanical requirements.
This solid fixture of mid-century American drama is sometimes derided for its undeniable tincture of melodrama.
Sky, which had been thought to form the major obstacle to change, has been involved in the discussions and is happy with a restructure which will allow it to select the odd T20 game for coverage on midweek nights and weekend afternoons, and to have a solid bank of more meaningful CB50 fixtures in July and August.
The seven Super League fixtures last weekend, in addition to attracting a solid aggregate attendance of 63,645, involved 152 players who would qualify for Great Britain.
For nearly two decades, the strapping, affable Mr. Scanlon and his unflappable, intrepid wife worked to build a solid, upwardly mobile life dispensing plumbing supplies, bathroom and kitchen fixtures, and appliances.
"Each year you want to get your season off to a solid start and all that begins by having a worthwhile and meaningful set of opening fixtures," said Exeter boss Rob Baxter.
It's a solid, solid movie".
"Solid money for a solid problem.
