'solid quality' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is well made and of good quality. For example: "This piece of furniture was made with solid quality and will last for years."
"They are all solid quality pieces," Ms. Chan said.
Mr. Wachter took the trip and described the art he saw as "good, solid, quality pictures," adding, "I can understand why Hungary wouldn't let them go".
LG may have the edge where OLED is concerned, Sony and Panasonic may retain their solid quality reputations, but Samsung is defiantly in the lead.
Corbyn and May put in solid, quality performances – I scored it a draw – but they were talking across each other, and mostly did not engage with each other's points.
"We have decided not to pursue patents in Europe because the system makes it effectively impossible for us to defend them," says Fernando Guerrero, the Spanish co-founder of Solid Quality Mentors, a multinational technical consulting firm.
"It's a solid, quality piece of science," says microbiologist Graham Hatfull of the University of Pittsburgh.
With an open throat it is much easier to gain a solid tone quality.
Spencer, the lounging aesthete, possesses solid qualities that are revealed only gradually.
Yet despite the partiality of a generally sour press, a parallel study by Pew finds that the public seems now to have discerned Gore's solid qualities.
Cared for by his charmingly eccentric wife, the Russian ballerina Lydia Lopokova -- a "fairy princess who acquired the solid qualities of a nurse" -- Keynes plays the landed squire.
Em admires Dolly because "she speaks her mind and wears costumes," both of which seem like pretty solid qualities to me.
