The phrase "a solo time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a period of time spent alone, often for personal reflection or relaxation.
Example: "After a long week at work, I really need a solo time to recharge and gather my thoughts."
Alternatives: "alone time" or "personal time".
And neither of us was up for trading in our friendship for a little solo time with Mr. Cohen.
The best time was when I was having phone sex with my boyfriend, so I'm not even sure if that counts as a completely solo time.
If you're okay with a lot of solo time, that's not necessarily a bad thing, but you should make a point of socializing or being around people at least a few times a day.
The moderate-minded, bebop-oriented saxophonist Sonny Stitt gets about half a minute of solo time, intercut with boats; the white guitarist in his group, Sal Salvador, solos in the film for nearly two minutes, mostly on camera but also intercut with boats.
You could step outside during the school dance, find some solo time during a party, or even go out on a date together.
The band members -- who also included Ikue Mori on laptop computer, Jamie Saft on a distorted electric piano, Brad Jones on bass and Michael Sarin on drums -- all shared solo time, producing a real breadth of sensibility.
Joan Strauss played golf with her husband, Peter, on Sunday, then returned on Monday to book a lesson and spend some solo time on the range.
"As the leader of a trio on virtually every one of those sets, with a horn player seldom taking solo time from him, those sets were nearly all piano".
The band members -- including Chris Potter on tenor saxophone, Ikue Mori on laptop computer, Jamie Saft on distorted electric piano, Brad Jones on bass and Michael Sarin on drums -- all share solo time, producing a real breadth of sensibility.
