"solid loyalty" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used anywhere to refer to a dependable and reliable commitment to someone or something. For example: "My brother always has my back, his solid loyalty gives me strength."
Already, aggressive low-fare competitors with solid brand loyalty, including Southwest Airlines and JetBlue Airways, are adding flights and even buying planes to compete more aggressively for the aggrieved business traveler.
Perhaps she needed the experience to build a more solid foundation of loyalty, honesty and trust within herself.
Early in their dating, they both agreed to cancel their online dating subscriptions and to be exclusive -- so that they could focus on getting to know each other built on a solid foundation of loyalty, honesty and trust.
"Who wants to trust their life to an Iraqi security force guy right now?" Harmer said, although many in the US military consider the peshmerga's loyalties solid – although perhaps outpacing their capabilities.
She's tough and rock-solid in her loyalty to him.
Yet they are also expected (particularly by MPs and activists) to display solid principles and fierce loyalty to their tribe.
(Her fragrance is called Killer Queen, so this may be Perry's most solid statement of aesthetic loyalty).
If OpenTable is the new measuring stick, a company needs at least $50 million in revenues, have at least one quarter of profits, customers with proven loyalty, and solid growth potential.
How solid is Felipe's loyalty to me?
They could not only finish each other's sentences, but maintained a solid foundation of respect and loyalty.
