The phrase "a solid price" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a price that is considered fair, reasonable, or good value for a product or service.
Example: "After comparing several options, I found that this store offers a solid price for the laptop I want."
Alternatives: "a fair price" or "a good deal".
That seems like a solid price point and Samsung probably required the product pricing to be the same across the board to keep things fair.
They found fabrics that they track back to their source, they found seamstresses who believed in the project and then paid them a solid price for their labor, they slept on friends floors and ate ramen and put everything they had into building this product and building a website that would get it out into the world.
If you want to get a solid price for the loan, you'll need to actually apply, as the final interest and fees may vary considerably from those quoted.
Android tablets are often left to compete on price, so a solid volume pricing deal isn't out of the question for companies with a pronounced business focus like Samsung.
"It's either a long ball or a strikeout," Stovall said, drawing a parallel to the sector's solid price performance but lackluster ability to regularly outperform.
Quick! You've got three and a half hours (as of my writing this) to pick up a new iPod touch at this solid price — $185 is $45 off the normal $230.
Nuclear could end up doing very well with a solid carbon price.
Investors have remained pessimistic about INTU's prospects, despite the solid price action and improving fundamentals.
We've always enjoyed Kodak's pocket cams — compact, decent video, and solid price.
Wall Street has failed to take notice of Arcelor Mittal, despite the stock's solid price action.
Myumi's traditional sushi course options are at the solid price of $60 for 8 pieces and $80 for 12 pieces.
