The phrase "a solid selection of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a variety of items or options that are considered to be good quality or well-chosen.
Example: "The restaurant offers a solid selection of wines to complement your meal."
Alternatives: "a great variety of" or "a robust assortment of".
Naturally, that menu includes a solid selection of local and Irish beers.
A solid selection of Loire wines includes the '97 Menetou-Salon rouge from Clement ($17), a medium-bodied pinot noir.
Simply plug in your electric guitar, tune, and follow the instructions to learn a solid selection of songs.
You will find the usual suspects on the shelves, Tyrell's crisps 'n' Chegworth Valley drinks, and a solid selection of upmarket deli sandwiches on the chalkboards.
A solid selection of third-party apps are already available, which is one of the Apple Watch's biggest strengths – developers seem to actually care about it, where other competing smartwatches have struggled to attract big-name apps and developers.
Its daily happy hour with free billiards and a solid selection of craft beers on tap make Will's a great hang out even when there isn't a band on.
Hillary Clinton is a solid selection for Secretary of State and shows Obama's confidence.
The current album feels like the coming together of everything I've learned making records, and also just a very solid selection of songs, so yes, I do feel a sense of satisfaction.
Kim Clijsters would have been a solid selection but for the hip injury that forced her to pull out of the Sydney International this week.
Here is a variety of online museum shops and what they offer: Museum of the City Of New York www.mcny.org This site has a small but solid selection of New Yorkiana, from the sublime photographs of Berenice Abbott to kitschy bagel yo-yos (plain, poppy or sesame) and subway-token Frisbees.
