"solid expectation" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe an expectation that you feel strongly about, such as "He had a solid expectation that the team would make it to the playoffs this year."
Although they still have solid expectations of home price increases over the next 10 years — a median of 5 percent annually, in nominal terms — those expectations have been declining and are not nearly as extravagant as they were before the market peak.
Swipely CEO Angus Davis declined to discuss a solid growth expectation for the company's processing rate, but he did tell me that companies growing at more than 50percentt yearly can be described as going through a period of hyper-growth, and that his firm is growing more quickly than that.
Performing at or above expectations this time could set up the next race, convincing supporters and financiers that a candidate is a solid prospect.
As John Green's original novel already has a solid fanbase, expectations for the movie were high, with the trailer beating One Direction's concert film to become the most-liked in YouTube's history.
Though it is quite difficult at the moment to imagine a day when the sport might view Federer losing in the fourth round of a major tournament as a solid result, the expectation game can shift quickly.
All these works provide a solid foundation and expectation of how supercritical CO2 plume should behave inside a geothermal system.
Before my work as a dominatrix, I didn't have solid boundaries and expectation for full respect in return for my dedication.
Süddeutsche Zeitung described the blossoming relationship as a "surprising affair that's not dissipated into thin air but become a solid thing – despite expectations, despite a bit of fear – little by little".
With actors like Ms. Madsen, Ms. Graham and Johnny Knoxville, who plays Robert's sneering supermarket boss, "Father of Invention" holds out some expectation of solid supporting performances.
