The phrase "at a very solid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is stable, reliable, or well-founded, often in a figurative sense.
Example: "The company's financial position is at a very solid level, ensuring its long-term success."
Alternatives: "in a strong position" or "at a firm foundation."
Wages are rising at a very solid clip.
But this is a balanced economy that can continue to perform at a very solid and steady pace".
Integrated GPS, DNSe, and SRS Sound Effect technology round things out, and all in all, it we're looking at a very solid niche filler.
Among other benefits, Canada has: 1) a huge shale gas resource, 2) leading oil/gas companies and experts, and 3) free market competition that helps ensure that "the best teams win". Up 25% over the past decade, Canada's proven gas reserve base now stands at a very solid 70 trillion cubic feet (Tcf).
The manager added: "I know him personally from his younger days at Millwall and he was a very solid pro then and he still is now, perhaps a more rounded version of what he was then.
Sure, a timer and stopwatch would be nice, but as it stands at $199 you're getting a very solid heart rate monitor.
We got a bit of hands-on time with the Pixelbook at today's event, though, and at first glance, it feels like a very solid device — though with the caveat that the screen felt a bit loose and wobbly, especially when used with the new Pixel Pen.
"Overall, it turned out to be a very solid year at the box office," said Tom Rothman, co-chairman of Fox Filmed Entertainment, which includes 20th Century Fox.
Glenamoy Lad (3.10), though, looks a very solid bet at around 11-4 to register his first success of a truncated season.
"The most important thing is to make sure you play with a very solid block at the back, keeping the players close together and denying them space.
And then there is Mr. Rudin's baseball drama, "Moneyball," seen as lacking best picture oomph but giving its star, Brad Pitt, a very solid shot at a best actor nomination.
