The phrase "a solid policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a well-thought-out and effective set of guidelines or rules within an organization or context.
Example: "The company implemented a solid policy to ensure employee safety and well-being."
Alternatives: "a strong policy" or "a robust policy".
Are we on the cusp of glory in Rio because Swimming Australia now has a solid policy on tweeting, or is there something more at work?
A candidate who has such a loose and irreverent relationship with the truth will not be good for science, whether or not he has a solid policy to support science – and Trump does not.
The Kentucky senator Rand Paul, arguably the only Republican presidential candidate who has made criminal justice a solid policy platform, even suggested the Black Lives Matter movement change its name to "Innocent Lives Matter" or "All Lives Matter".
2. Choose the right partners.To build a solid policy framework for security in the cloud, you need to work closely with service providers, as well as with security technology vendors.
On November 22, 2004, Whedonesque was selected as SciFi.com's Site of the Week, which commented "first-rate weblog on all things Joss-related" that "has very clearly laid-out guidelines for posting and a solid policy on how to label spoilers".
The objective is to have a solid policy ground on the national and local level.
Bengaluru has at least the beginnings of a good solid policy here.
While the government showed little concern about the Friday surge, the calm response masks a lack of solid policy options should the yen strengthen further and stamp on the country's ability to export.
Her rhetorical flourishes have yet to be backed by much solid policy, apart from a distracting diversion into trying to revive grammar schools.
But if I were a Latino official looking for a solid immigration policy proposal from Mr. Romney, I wouldn't feel satisfied.
As a solid monetary policy had not been established, Ukraine experienced hyperinflation, which reached a rate of at least 4,735 percent in 1993.
