The phrase "firm thought" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to a strong or unwavering idea or belief. Example: The CEO's firm thought on corporate responsibility guided the company's decision-making processes.
The customers wanted the most-creative ideas, the team found, but not the ideas that people in the firm thought would be most profitable or feasible.
But Binz & Partner, a Stuttgart law firm, thought otherwise.
P. Roman, of the firm thought up Magi-Green.
He said the firm thought it would continue to benefit from the diversity of its businesses.
"The men in the firm thought it was women resigning to have children and stay home.
The money was sitting in a wallet which the firm thought no longer held bitcoins.
Prior to coming to the Labor Department Fillichio was a senior vice president at Lehman Brothers, the global investment bank, where he promoted the firm's thought leadership in talent management, diversity recruitment, and philanthropic initiatives.
John McIvor, a Bank of America spokesman, said the firm's thoughts were with the family of Mr. Erhardt, who was finishing a degree in business administration at the Otto Beisheim School of Management in Germany.
He learned about the events through an assistant and spent the next several hours talking on the phone and writing a report to clients about his firm's thoughts about the spinoff proposal.
The seminars are an effort to establish the firm as a "thought leader" and to bring in potential clients.
Then the hedge fund cashes in its profits and moves on to the next "under-performing firm" with no thought for the financially fragile state in which it leaves the firm it has attacked.
