The phrase "a solid pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a consistent and reliable arrangement or trend in data, behavior, or design.
Example: "The research revealed a solid pattern in consumer purchasing habits over the last decade."
Alternatives: "a strong trend" or "a reliable framework."
"A frame from a hive with a solid pattern of freshly laid eggs is one of the most beautiful things," Mr. Gardner said.
Mister Mort is wearing a blue bandanna fastened with a beaded Native American bolo clasp, a T-shirt with a solid pattern of tiny American flags and a pair of vintage camouflage pants.
H&E section of the tumour with a solid pattern composed by large cells with pleomorphic nuclei, mitoses and scarce cytoplasm (c).
The excised specimen displayed an encapsulated, lobulated, well-differentiated epithelial tumor with tumor cells growing in a solid pattern, characterized by a large amount of cytoplasm, enlarged round nuclei and nucleoli.
Histopathological examination of the peritoneal masses showed that both BJAB- and SKW6.4-derived tumors have a solid pattern of growth of CD20+ lymphoblastoid cells (Figure 1A).
As shown in Figure 3A, BJAB tumors exhibited a solid pattern of growth with an inconspicuous stromal meshwork, confirmed by Masson's trichrome staining, and few intra-tumor vessels, as detected by CD31 immunohistochemical staining, an histopathological situation reminiscent of that observed in the majority of human NHL [27].
Negative podoplanin expressions were detected in all solid pattern samples).
Only two cases have been reported but ours case a predominant solid pattern.
Histologically, tumor primarily exhibited an alveolar solid pattern with partial cribriform and tubular patterns.
Several different patterns of growth have been described, a glandular pattern, solid pattern, gyriform pattern and an unclassified pattern.
Inflammatory cancer, however, has more marked skin enhancement, with underlying tumor enhancement in either a septal or solid pattern [11].
