The phrase "a solid force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is strong, reliable, or has a significant impact in a particular context.
Example: "The team's dedication and hard work created a solid force that drove the project to success."
Alternatives: "a strong influence" or "a powerful presence."
Women here have come forward as a solid force, an integral part of a national movement bent on change, participation, social justice and freedom.
After 18 Ne3 Ne7 19 h3 Nf6 20 Ne5 Nf5, Kasparov had a solid force of two knights and dark-square bishop to guard his king.
"Launching a militant offshoot in an unfamiliar land is one thing, seeing it grow into a solid force and sustaining it is another," Osman wrote, in a recent paper about the group, that warned against exaggeration.
Thus it is not surprising that we lack a solid force of women inventors, scientists and engineers.
Dr. Ping commended the African Committee of Experts on the Rights and Welfare of the Child (ACERWC), for the work done thus far despite challenges faced, noting that the ACERWC is "increasingly becoming a solid force for monitoring and implementation of the Charter".
Reading Smith, one is suddenly aware of "man" not only as a gender but as a weight a solid force that risks ending the poem for a moment.
In the years since that improbable victory, the younger Manning has been a consistently solid force.
A solid bridge force equation for high-viscosity materials was proposed based on a penetration parameter.
Further improvement of performance and characteristics has been necessary to reduce these barriers and establish a solid driving force for dissemination.
And the concert ended with the Concerto for Violin, Cello, 10 Winds and Percussion (1960), a kaleidoscopic piece in which the flowing violin and cello lines are set against ensemble writing that begins pointillistically but quickly becomes a solid, unified force engaged in a lively give and take with the soloists.
The sooner the Israelis leave the better, but they will not do so if the south remains a security vacuum into which Hizbullah can reinsert itself while restocking its store of rockets.Even if a solid UN force of 15,000 or so is rustled up, its task will be hard.
