The phrase "a solid statement of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a clear and strong expression of an idea, opinion, or fact.
Example: "The report provided a solid statement of the company's financial position, leaving no room for doubt."
Alternatives: "a strong assertion of" or "a clear declaration of".
(Her fragrance is called Killer Queen, so this may be Perry's most solid statement of aesthetic loyalty).
"I wish other artists of his stature took on what he laid down -- a solid, unmitigatable statement".
A solid statistical statement about the CT as a diagnostic tool for scaphoid fractures is difficult to make because of insufficient inclusion of patients in research to date.
A solid middle-of-the-pack font.
Do you already have a solid understanding of financial statements, revenue and expense recognition, and asset and liability measurement but are looking for tools to evaluate the financial consequences of operating, investing, and financing decisions?
"You want to think about getting a solid set of financial statements," Dinerstein says.
We propose that, using the aforementioned techniques, it is possible to screen a large variety of genes in a short period of time and make solid statements regarding whether these genes are involved in the integrity of the glomerular filtration barrier.
To be able to make solid statements about the usability of the different distortion correction methods in the context of endoscopic image classification, we use various different feature extraction methods, which are evaluated on distortion corrected images.
In interviews, these officials, based in eight countries, including Britain, France, Spain, Germany, Italy and Jordan, said they had not seen a single solid piece of intelligence, like a statement of a Qaeda operative or an intercepted phone conversation, to back up the warnings.
We have, however, much difficulty in finding a solid ground of recovery in this statement.
