The phrase "solid outlook" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a positive or promising perspective on a situation, often in business or economic contexts.
Example: "The company's solid outlook for the next quarter has investors feeling optimistic about its future performance."
Alternatives: "positive forecast" or "promising perspective."
However, the otherwise solid outlook for UK manufacturers is tempered by a challenging global backdrop.
A trading statement from car dealer Lookers highlighting a strong quarter thanks to help from the government's scrappage scheme and a solid outlook has lifted its shares almost 3% and boosted rival Pendragon this morning.
Alibaba's stock price has doubled this year following successive quarters of impressive results and a solid outlook for future quarters.
To keep scaling your business and building your sales numbers, you need a solid outlook so you can adapt to changing customer preferences and improving technology.
Shares of private educator Apollo Group gained 3.7% on a solid outlook of midteens operating income growth for fiscal 2010, despite posting a 22% drop in second-quarter profits to 60 cents per share.
You can plan, budget and work towards a good solid outlooks that's consistent.
These meet the above criteria and also have solid outlooks: British American Tobacco (17, BTI) is one of the largest manufacturers of cigarettes internationally, with a trailing P/E of 9, yield 5.3%; General Electric (27, GE), P/E 18, yield 2.6%; managed care provider Humana (10, HUM), P/E 9; May Department Stores (24, MAY), among the largest domestic department store chains, P/E 13, yield 3.8%.
Considering the solid profit outlook, such a vote of confidence should be enough to sustain the impressive three-year advance in the broad market.
Whatever the degree of risk you can stomach, analysts say it is wiser to hold only junk bonds of companies that have a solid fundamental outlook.
Here's a review our two favorite utility stocks: Energen (EGN), which is involved in the development, exploration and production of oil and natural gas, boasts a solid growth outlook, with Wall Street projecting 20% higher per share earnings in 2010.
Solid earnings outlooks from Japanese companies in recent weeks also have underlined the positive effects of the weaker yen.
