The phrase "solid financial performance" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe a company or organization's success in managing their finances and achieving financial goals. Example: "Despite a challenging economic climate, the company maintained a solid financial performance for the third quarter in a row."
I.B.M. has become a model of predictably solid financial performance, reporting a modest increase in revenue but a greater increase in profit.
"An improving global economy drove solid financial performance in the quarter," Fred Smith, the company's chief executive, said during a conference call with analysts.
"The solid financial performance of CBS Corporation, in spite of a challenging economic environment, demonstrates the enduring strength of its brands and world-class assets," the executive chairman, Sumner M. Redstone, said.
In a press release, Verizon's chairman and chief executive, Ivan Seidenberg said: "Over the years, our investments in the Caribbean and Latin America have been a source of solid financial performance, but today they represent a small part of our revenue base that is less aligned with our core business focus and future growth.
For months, News Corporation's buoyant stock price and solid financial performance, driven by the strength of its United States television assets, had allowed executives based in New York to paint the scandal as an unfortunate but isolated series of events at the British tabloids, a tiny part of the overall business.
Highly successful retail chains such as QuikTrip convenience stores, Mercadona and Trader Joe's supermarkets, and Costco wholesale clubs not only invest heavily in store employees but also have the lowest prices in their industries, solid financial performance, and better customer service than their competitors.
"The … group is going through a tough period of late, after many years of solid growth and strong financial performance".
Strong financial performance for Alex Theatre.
Just as impressively, RIMM predicts solid future financial performance.
Meanwhile, the Grid trumpeted a "solid year of financial performance" that saw pre-tax profits rise by 2% year on year and earnings per share increase 5% to 54p.
Bakker wrote back, pointing out that TNT had made its interest in Royal Mail clear in December, adding that the objective of a potential partnership "would be to help develop Royal Mail into a modern, best-in-class postal operator that combines excellent mail service with solid and sustainable financial performance as part of a broader, global network".
