The phrase "a solid model of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a reliable or well-constructed representation of something, often in contexts like design, engineering, or conceptual frameworks.
Example: "The architect presented a solid model of the new building to the clients, showcasing its innovative design and functionality."
Alternatives: "a reliable representation of" or "a robust version of".
"As you get older, you build up a solid model of real versus unreal, and you start depreciating the unreal.
The model was first designed for a solid model of foam (cellulose sponge), and then applied to a real product (bread).
A solid model of the designed cutter is constructed together with the computation of the cutter's geometry, wheel geometry, and wheel positioning data for fabricating end mills with the required cutter geometry.
This paper proposes two similarity measures that can be used to evaluate the quality of a mid-surface model by comparing it to a solid model of the same part.
In this study, a solid model of blanket system with other main surrounding components, such as vacuum vessel, was developed, and FE analyses were performed to address the eddy current and Lorentz force during major disruption (MD) with ANSYS EMAG code package.
In order to optimize some kinematic and dynamic modeling parameters of the robot, such as the drag coefficient of robot, the angular velocity and swing angle of each joint, a solid model of the 3D-printed robot was built by SolidWorks.
Altogether, an elegant integration of high-resolution structures, biochemistry, and in vivo studies provides a solid model for regulation of CRY stability and localization predicated on antagonistic interactions at overlapping binding sites.
You would have thought that Yahoo! should throw up a solid model for a valuation of Google.
Measurements of the total drag force on a stationary, solid model of a Taylor bubble placed in a downward flowing liquid stream in a vertical tube have been performed and analyzed using a one-dimensional flow model, in order to study the mechanisms responsible for acceleration of a Taylor bubble in the wake region of a preceding Taylor bubble in gas liquid slug flow.
A visualised solid model of the compressor was developed.
CREO works by producing a 3D solid model of components that can be exported to many other standard formats.
