The phrase "a substantial bond" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong or significant connection or relationship between people, organizations, or concepts.
Example: "The two countries have developed a substantial bond over the years through trade and cultural exchange."
Alternatives: "a strong connection" or "a significant relationship."
The dissenters, in an opinion by Mr. Justice HOPKINS, would have sustained the city's contention that, as a governmental entity pursuing its governmental responsibilities, it had the power, without violating any public policy, to exact a substantial bond to secure performance of obligations imposed on a developer by the zoning ordinance and action taken under it.
In response to Des Bosses' concerns Leibniz developed the notion of a substantial bond (vinculum substantiale).
In some literature courses, comics seem to help high school students forge a more substantial bond with the characters (Versaci, 2001).
So unless you have substantial bond holdings in your portfolio well before a recessions begin, you'll miss upturns in the bond market.
This substantial bond (superadded by God) could serve as a kind of metaphysical glue uniting the dominant monad and the subordinate monads of an organic body.
Portfolios tied to the stock market have generally fallen sharply in the last year, while those with substantial bond holdings have generally performed well.
Several analysts like Alliance Capital because it manages substantial bond portfolios as well as stocks, and because its client base is well diversified among large institutions and individual investors.
Further analysis of these findings suggests that the substantial bond strength increase is attributable to simultaneous improvement of the interfacial adhesion to the substrate and the cohesive strength of the adhesive.
Substantial bond purchases by the Fed would put downward pressure on yields, helping sop up some of the massive supply resulting from the government's bailout programs, prodding investment in corporate debt and other asset classes, like stocks, that offer higher returns.
During an earlier bond hearing, Zimmerman and his family said they were cash-broke and unable to post substantial bond.
But the measure will also be a substantial boon for those who hold bonds in the nation's largest farm lender, as well as for banks and securities dealers.
