The phrase "a sound answer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a response that is logical, reasonable, or well-founded.
Example: "After considering all the evidence, she provided a sound answer to the complex question posed by the committee."
Alternatives: "a solid response" or "a reasonable answer."
"It's a sound answer to the need for additional oil for the country".
Lean on your training to provide a sound answer based on logic, critical thinking, and practical ability.
Atlantic Marine argues that § 1404(a) is not a suitable mechanism to enforce forum-selection clauses because that provision cannot provide for transfer when a forum-selection clause specifies a state or foreign tribunal, see Brief for Petitioner 18-19, and we agree with Atlantic Marine that the Court of Appeals failed to provide a sound answer to this problem.
Tabak's comments seemed to satisfy SMRB Chair Norman Augustine, who said Tabak "provided a sound answer".
For the past year, I've been researching how others can stimulate the process of 'finding your passion.' But I've never found any research that has a sound answer to that question.
"Are you responsible or is Tesla responsible if you kill somebody?"—Ellis poses the question that may require a sound legal answer in the not too distant future.
In recent decades the way to understand some aspects of its foundational concepts and logic has been strenuously disputed, not least among those philosophers who see it as offering a broadly sound answer to radical scepticism about value and obligation, an answer truer and more human than Kant's or Bentham's or their (in the broadest sense) successors'.
It's an ethically sound answer, the sort that Mitchell Grammaticus in The Marriage Plot, Eugenides' third novel, might give.
In a statement on the guidance, VP for the EU's Digital Single Market, Andrus Ansip, described the plan as "a sound EU answer to the challenge of illegal content online", and added: "We make it easier for platforms to fulfil their duty, in close cooperation with law enforcement and civil society.
The better, more environmentally sound answer to Louisana's problems and pollution more broadly is to let a thousand economic flowers bloom.
