The phrase "highly solid" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe something that is very firm or sturdy. Example: The construction of the bridge was highly solid, ensuring that it could withstand strong winds and heavy traffic for years to come.
The Au@Polyluminol nanoflowers were attached to the surface of a GCE electrode to form a highly solid-state electrochemiluminescent (ECL) sensor, which exhibited strong and stable ECL intensity, showed excellent ECL behavior.
There is substantial overlap between highly cellular, solid benign lesions, such as FNH, HCA and malignant tumours (HCC, metastases) on both DW and T2-weighted TSE images.
The "roping" flow regime is an extreme example of inhomogeneous solids distribution, where highly concentrated solids form a column-like (rope-like) flow.
Highly recommended: solid mechanics and fluid mechanics courses.
Such devices are based on liquid crystals, materials that have a structure somewhere between that of a highly ordered solid and liquid where the molecules are disordered.
The particle-stabilized emulsions were processed into highly porous solid polymer components upon drying and sintering.
The preparation and properties of ionogels as potential highly conductive solid state electrolytes has been investigated.
Nanotubes were first gathered into an aerogel, a highly porous solid with extremely low density, and then were compressed into a sheet.
The QI particles embedded in the binder phase exhibited a complete microstructural transformation from rosettes to highly crystalline solid spheres.
In conclusion, by coupling the developed rapid thermalization method and low-temperature DNP with photo-induced radicals, it is possible to produce highly polarized solid consisting of exclusively endogenous substrates for metabolic imaging.
Current understanding of the physical and chemical processes involved in the ablation of insulation materials by highly aluminized solid propellants is limited.
