The phrase "solid footprint" is correctly used in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a tangible record of progress or success that someone has achieved. For example, "John left a solid footprint in the organization with his successful projects."
"We will ensure a solid footprint in a new government," the party's leader, Siv Jensen, vowed Tuesday.
Over the past decade, we've seen media unions systematically establish a solid footprint in a rapidly developing industry.
Over the past decade, we've seen media unions systematically take these challenges on and, as a result, have established a solid footprint in a rapidly developing industry.
One reason he likes Flextronics is the firm's solid footprint in Asia, especially China and Malaysia, which, with their low-cost labor and developed parts-supply chains, are the world's most competitive suppliers of many electronics products.
That solid global footprint, she acknowledges, more than compensated for her disappointment with the situation in the US.
In a matter of eight months, we have got a pretty solid cloud footprint with Amazon Web Services.
After all, those that do manage to establish a solid mobile footprint are often snapped up by Facebook anyway (e.g. Instagram, Whatsapp), it seems.
SAN CARLOS, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE Tesla Motors will open seven regional sales and service centers in upcoming weeks, establishing a coast-to-coast network in North America and a solid retail footprint in Europe.
High volumetric removal rate, solids retention, low footprint, hydraulic residence times are characteristics of RBCs.
Too much commitment, too costly, too much solid waste and carbon footprint.
EarthLink said the acquisition provides it with a strong IP network footprint in the northeast, Midwest and Mid Atlantic, and a solid foundation for potential future acquisitions in the regions.
