The phrase "and solid in the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe something as being firm, reliable, or well-established, often followed by a noun that specifies what is solid.
Example: "The foundation of the building is strong and solid in the face of harsh weather conditions."
Alternatives: "and firm in the" or "and stable in the".
The mass of liquid and solid in the granules are the two predicted internal variables.
A mathematical model is developed to account for the friction factor between the liquid and solid in the packed bed.
Water is the only substance that occurs not only in all three phases, gaseous, fluid, and solid in the Earth's atmosphere but also in transitions between them like in its "polymer forms" - clusters, clathrates, aerosols.
Everything that seems fixed and solid in the business world is flexible if somebody wants to change it.
Further, in such a situation incorporation of kinetic parameters for reaction between solid and solid in the proposed model would cause no loss of accuracy even if a complicated two phase model is not considered in its place.
Still, both are good looking and solid in the current basic science they offer up.
(In raising the melting point of peanut butter so that it is solid at room temperature, hydrogenation stops the separation of peanut oil and solids in the container and extends the product's shelf life).
Finer residue is settled in raking thickeners with the addition of synthetic flocculants, and solids in the thickener overflow are removed by cloth filters.
Moreover, a newly developed CFB model accounting for the downflow of both the gas and solids in the annulus was applied to the fast fluidization regime.
Between 2009 and 2015, citywide levels of dust, dirt and other liquids and solids in the air have declined an average of 18percentt, while nitrogen dioxide is down 23percentt.
It looks simple and well-designed and feels solid in the hand.
