The phrase "a solid institution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an organization or establishment that is reliable, well-established, and respected.
Example: "The university has been recognized as a solid institution for higher learning, attracting students from around the world."
Alternatives: "a reputable organization" or "a strong establishment".
The government-owned health service institutions usually have a solid establishment, and will not easily bankrupt in comparison to other health service institutions sponsored by other stakeholders (e.g. social organisation and individuals).
We and our allies will be there a long time, not probably with the kind of military presence that we currently we have, but it will be a long-term [commitment]." On Pakistan, McConnell said that the good news was that the military there is a "pretty solid institution" that has "taken it to the terrorists in the tribal areas, with several successful efforts".
The football establishment in Argentina, who relished their place in world football as a solid traditional institution – albeit operating under questionable codes – has all but collapsed.
The University of Rochester is regarded as more of a solid regional institution rather than a heavy-hitting national player, though a number of its programs, like optics and the Eastman School of Music, are well respected.
This is why we should work and keep working: our society, our politicians and especially our population has to work for public opinion in Russia to become a solid social institution playing a dominant role in society".
After the constitutional court vetoed a pension reform, the government raised VAT to 24%.Many Romanians see the central bank as their most solid institution.
Do you see any other solid institution on the scene?" The face of that military was General Sisi, a rakish officer, his chest full of medals, a beret pulled tight over his forehead, as he grasped a lectern with both hands and addressed his nation, insisting that the goal was to restore national unity.
It has no democratic history to appeal to, and its civil society is weak... Without solid institutions and a healthy political center freedom is always fragile.
Long-term readers of this column will raise an eyebrow at their P/E multiples (24 and 21, respectively), but they are solid institutions with a brilliant record of controlling interest rate risk.
These organizational forms have sometimes even triggered the formation of solid institutions (like the Association des Toques Blanches) leading to sustainable institutional innovation.
