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The phrase "are solid in a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is firm, reliable, or well-established in a particular context or area.
Example: "The team's strategies are solid in a competitive market, ensuring their success against rivals."
Alternatives: "are strong in a" or "are robust in a".
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Subway service is excellent, the buildings are solid in a way they don't build anymore, and there's a retail strip along Fordham Road.
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Clay, however finely worked, is solid in a way that an abstract painted form is not.
The Jets keeper was solid in a tepid opening half in which Adelaide lost central defender Osama Malik to a right hamstring injury in the fifth minute.
Sideline Debuts Dayne Crist threw for 205 yards and a touchdown in his first start and Notre Dame's defense was solid in a 23-12 home victory over Purdue in Brian Kelly's first game as the coach of the Fighting Irish.
In other ways the father-son bond is solid; in a touching scene Johan takes pains to show the still-beardless Michiel how to shave with a straight razor.
A cone P is solid in a real Banach space X if its interior is non-empty.
You have to be solid in an organization.
Tim Howard again was solid in goal and made a series of strong saves in the second half.
"You're in your body like a plant is solid in the ground," she intoned, "yet you're wind".
Roberto, besides being solid in defence at right-back, led a rapid counterattack that was spoiled when Suárez volleyed Rakitic's cross wide in the 57th minute.
Johan Hedberg was solid in goal.
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