The phrase "and on the solidity" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing the strength, stability, or reliability of an object, concept, or argument.
Example: "The foundation of the building was praised for its durability and on the solidity of its design."
Alternatives: "and regarding the strength" or "and concerning the stability".
And, after confidently expounding on the solidity of his faith and reach of his reason in "Religio Medici," he announces that "the whole Creation is a mystery, and particularly that of man".
Encouraged by the success of his experiments in 1760, Lomonosov inserted in the Meditationes de Solido et Fluido ("Reflections on the Solidity and Fluidity of Bodies") the "universal law of nature"—that is, the law of conservation of matter and energy, which, with the corpuscular theory, constitutes the dominant thread in all his research.
The success of such initiatives, however, depends on the solidity and the relevance of their strategic frameworks.
In La voz a ti debida (1934; "The Voice Inspired by You"; Eng. trans. Truth of Two and Other Poems), profoundly personal love experiences inspire subtle observations on the solidity of external reality and the fleeting world of subjective perception.
South opened with that bid, a slight stretch based on the solidity of his suit, and probably regretted his enterprise when he saw the dummy.
The strength of this side is rooted on the solidity provided by Denisov and the central defensive duo of Sergei Ignashevich and Vasili Berezutski, who had so often in the past seemed a weakness.
The notion that popularity destroys the purity of art is so cherished in German-speaking lands — and, it should be said, on American college campuses — that it takes on the solidity of religious belief.
rates more than 3,000 stocks, from A to D, based on the solidity of their financial position; the ratings are not intended to forecast performance.
Miliband's refusal to chase votes in southern English seats such as Rochester is predicated on the solidity of Labour seats in, for example, Scotland.
The notion that popularity destroys the purity of art is so cherished in German-speaking lands—and, it should be said, on American college campuses that it takes on the solidity of religious belief.
