The phrase "solid references" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to reliable sources of information or facts. For example, "His lecture was filled with solid references to the latest research in the field."
He said television news became some of the only solid references in his life.
It's also an issue that most sacrifice solid references to sources in favour of a cleaner design or simpler wording.
They have solid references, too, from Eric Fischl to Hank Willis Thomas (whose photographic series "Unbranded" has been installed nearby).
As a buyer, search for certified or state-licensed inspectors with solid references who will fairly and accurately report what you need to know about the house — not what you don't.
From the case study, we found that realistic visualizations and simulations provide solid references for construction planners.
If they can't find any solid references, websites, media mentions or social profiles, meaning that your online real estate assets are next to nothing, it is probably costing you sales.
"They have to have a solid reference".
Remarkably complete in its coverage, the book is an excellent introduction to the field and also a solid reference on recent research.
However, the comprehensive evaluation of these methods is still lacking, leaving DEM users no solid reference for selecting algorithms.
Accordingly, six perforated beams along with one solid reference beam were prepared and configured then tested under repeated loading till complete collapse.
An electrode consisting of a mixture of quinhydrone (QH) and polybenzimidazole (PBI) with carbon was investigated as a solid reference electrode for hydrogen sensors.
