The phrase "a solid wave" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, oceanography, or metaphorical expressions describing strength or stability.
Example: "The surfer was thrilled to catch a solid wave, perfect for riding all the way to the shore."
Alternatives: "a strong wave" or "a robust wave".
Television and radio often seemed like a solid wave of slogans, jingles, appeals, attacks.
His descriptions for the waves – meaty, buttery, crumbly – don't spring from his imagination, but are part of the surfer's lexicon, where a sloppy wave is very different from a solid wave and very different from a crumbly one.
It clearly lifts the Great Britain team, who seem to be propelled on a solid wave of sound whenever they race evening the roar pushed them to world records in all their three events, topped by a gold medal for Sir Chris Hoy, Jason Kenny and Philip Hindes in the team sprint.
If you go back to November '08, the expectations at the time were that we would have to face a solid wave of protectionist measures for that measure, given the violence of the economic shock on countries.
Did farming advance in one solid wave, or sometimes leapfrog its way past the resident hunter-gatherers?
In unfluidized systems, the air wave is faster at high frequencies, but at sufficiently low frequencies, the solid wave becomes faster.
Measurements have been made of the variation of the wall shear stress accompanying the turbulent flow of a liquid along the surface of solid waves with 0.01.
The metasurface concept has a significant potential due to its novel wavefront-shaping functionalities that can be critically useful for ultrasonic and solid wave-based applications.
The movements of the individual particles of a solid transmitting these waves are normal to the advancing wave front; they vibrate in the direction of propagation of the wave.
In a solid, the acoustic waves can be longitudinal or transversal.
In the idealized case of "full clapotis" where a purely monotonic incoming wave is completely reflected normal to a solid vertical wall, the standing wave height is twice the height of the incoming waves at a distance of one half wavelength from the wall.
