"solid landscape" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to refer to a landscape that is free from change, such as a desert or a barren mountain range. For example, "The solid landscape of the Mojave Desert was interrupted only by the occasional scrub."
Somewhere, a button was pressed, and the solid landscape became fluid.
It would be a world in which the Turner prize was claimed every year by a solid landscape or portrait painting.
After experimenting with illustration, collage, and solid shapes, we built a solid landscape where the camera could fly through and discover new areas and geometric panoramas.
Issues with the initial clinical sesquihydrate formulation, as well as difficulty producing pure sesquihydrate material, had prompted crystallization studies to find a better understanding of the solid form landscape.
It exploits the complementarity between solid-state Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (ss-NMR) and Powder X-Ray Diffraction (PXRD), which proved essential for performing a complete and accurate solid-state characterization of the two commercial products, and for obtaining new insights into the complex quercetin solid-forms landscape.
By inclination a figurative painter, he carried his feel for solid forms into landscapes.
Earle is a "true believer", guided by instinct and some discriminating ideals that set him up as a solid figure on a landscape populated largely by ghosts.
In Manhattan, we live in a landscape of solid cliffs, and don't think anything can break them, and then it turns out that there is a lot here that isn't nailed down.
That place is imprinted so strongly in my memory that it has taken on a kind of life independent of fact or real history — although what I recall as real is a solid and fertile imaginative landscape or place.
The rooms make a feature of this 18th-century building's wooden beams and stone lintels, but that character has been tastefully overlaid with chic fabrics, evocative landscape photography, solid furniture pieces and super-firm mattresses.
These formations run in broad escarpments jutting above the landscape, creating solid walls and occasionally breaking into tall sections, like stubby sandstone fingers reaching towards the sky.
