The phrase "a solid reference for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a reliable source of information or support for a particular topic or argument.
Example: "The research paper serves as a solid reference for understanding the impact of climate change on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "a reliable source for" or "a strong basis for".
Written for the upper level undergraduate, Fundamentals of Food Process Engineering, Fourth Edition, is a solid reference for the graduate food engineering student and professional.
Nevertheless, the results of the study will be used for the selection of the treatments to be applied in the framework of the overall conservation project of the façade of the Monza Cathedral, and will be a solid reference for future experiments with nanocomposites for the protection of marbles.
The RNAseq transcriptome produced in this study together with the genome-predicted transcriptomes provides a solid reference for further molecular studies using Hydra as a model system.
While not addressing soft tissue coverage, surgical exposure, or reduction effects of the fracture during surgeries, this 3D measurement study of safe screw pathways based on the reconstruction of pelvis provides a solid reference for the treatment of acetabular fractures.
An electrode consisting of a mixture of quinhydrone (QH) and polybenzimidazole (PBI) with carbon was investigated as a solid reference electrode for hydrogen sensors.
By making the tobacco pollen transcriptomic data publicly accessible, we offer a solid reference benchmark for future transcriptome-based functional studies.
In Ref. [ 11], devoted to the development of a solid reference phantom for diffuse optical spectroscopy, refined measurements of time resolved transmittance have been inverted using a lookup table based on Monte Carlo results and the different sources of error have been carefully investigated.
You are surrounded by other great developers and it's relatively easy for potential employers to do a solid reference check on you," says Liu. "But for people who are not as lucky, maybe they aren't in Silicon Valley, we are enabling great developers in Russia, Madison, Wisconsin, Vancouver or Alberta or in Taiwan, to have a platform for them to earn their reputation fairly and transparently".
However, the comprehensive evaluation of these methods is still lacking, leaving DEM users no solid reference for selecting algorithms.
