The phrase "a solid portion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or substantial part of something, often in contexts related to food, resources, or contributions.
Example: "The recipe calls for a solid portion of cheese to enhance the flavor of the dish."
Alternatives: "a substantial amount" or "a considerable portion."
Both of the former prime ministers have been tainted by corruption scandals and accusations of mismanagement but are expected to win a solid portion of seats if a fair election is held.
A solid portion of the private sector is actually financially healthy and, in valuation terms, is inexpensive.
The actual percentage may be even higher, since the census only counts primary residences and not vacation homes, which make up a solid portion of the homes on the Forbes.com list.
Among 53 patients showing unchanged nodules, 30 (56.6%) had a single GGN, 16 (30.2%) had multiple GGNs, six (11.3%) had a single part-solid GGN (a solid component with a diameter ranged between 3 and 6 mm), one (1.9%) had a part-solid GGN (with a solid portion of 4 mm in diameter) associated with multiple part-solid GGNs.
That's money a solid portion of which will go directly into the players already deepening pockets.
But there's still one burning question that a solid portion of the public have: How could this even happen?
When a predominantly solid and heterogeneous ovarian tumour contains fatty areas or calcifications suggestive of a mature cystic teratoma or when a mature cystic teratoma contains an enhancing solid portion, a diagnosis of a mixed germ cell tumour is possible.
Use a ball modeler tool and firmly press into any solid portion of the design that needs to be raised when viewed from the front side.
Then, the macerate (the liquid portion) was removed using a pipette, and the solid portion (wax) was discarded.
Upon sectioning, the cut surface was soft, friable, dark-red, and gelatinous, with a focal, yellowish-gray, solid portion, and hemorrhage.
Recently, the National Comprehensive Cancer Network defined nodule growth as an increase in mean diameter of 2 mm or more for nodules ≤15 mm (or in the solid portion of a part-solid nodule) or an increase of 15% in mean diameter for nodules >15 mm.
