The phrase "a solid return" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, investments, or performance evaluations to indicate a reliable or substantial outcome.
Example: "Investing in that startup yielded a solid return, exceeding our initial expectations."
Alternatives: "a strong return" or "a substantial return".
"Family Guy" (9.1 million) made a solid return on Fox with an hourlong murder mystery.
"Certainly it speaks well of the private equity firms' ability to make a solid return".
A solid return on the first point puts Roddick 15-0 up.
And in the meantime, Berkshire would have earned a solid return on its preferred shares and its common shares.
He would get a solid return if the company merely survived, and a great one if it prospered.
Seeking to reassure retired workers, labor leaders said the money would earn a solid return for the pension funds.
While Amaker will let the students and players have their fun tonight, he is looking forward to Saturday morning, when the Pirates will really begin to try to work the new talent in with a solid returning core.
The one that is a so solid return: Bad Girl (At Night), Dave Spoon feat Lisa Maffia Every so often I find myself wondering just what happened to the 76 members of the disbanded Garage collective So Solid Crew.
Simple Terms gets 3x / 2 years, a really solid return.
AOLTV Crystal Bell was "pleasantly surprised" and said the episode was "better than a majority" of those from the second season, and Abby West of Entertainment Weekly described it as a "pretty solid return" after the hiatus.
Alex Rubens of G4 called it "an exceptionally solid return for the series, and one that every turn-based tactics fan should experience," adding that "even if you never played the original, XCOM: Enemy Unknown is turn-based tactics and management at its finest, and a perfect introduction to the genre".
