"solid match" is a correct phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a successful pairing, for example, "The green shirt and red tie make a solid match".
"They played a solid match," Gimelstob said of the Swiss.
Some schools work to ensure a solid match between student and setting.
Zvonareva played a solid match, but in truth Lisicki did more than enough to lose without needing much help.
But they did have the rapist's DNA, and technicians from the Houston police crime laboratory told the jury that it was a solid match.
"He's tough and he'll definitely come out swinging, so I need to try and weather that, play a solid match," Murray said.
But it would all be impossible without a solid match-up for each champion.
After playing three solid matches in a row, in past years you could have almost guaranteed a letdown when Tipsarevic faced Juan Carlos Ferrero in the fourth round.
By treating every worker as a gun-for-hire and creating solid matching systems, Bernstein makes it easier for creatives to find skilled help.
It can learn from both solid matches in good light where it will add to its 'good data' about your face.
Because these personality traits predict dispersal, we tested the hypothesis that in the barn swallow, Hirundo rustica, melanic coloration predicts natal dispersal, using a solid matched case control sampling design and a large sample.
