"solid road" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it as a metaphor to describe something that is dependable, reliable, and strong. For example, "Her trust in God was like a solid road throughout her life."
The Vélibs are solid road bikes with wide wheels and fenders, which keep your cuffs out of the chains.
And (currently) seems like it has a more solid road ahead.
And after a lot of iteration, and a solid road map, we arrived at today, launching Cruise.me".me
It's a solid road warrior, perhaps a bit on the heavy side but nicely equipped and snazzier than the average budget notebook.
Mrs Slattery said the water levels could rise due to more solid road surfaces which will create a quicker run-off of water into rivers and the nearby moors.
Every generation of Note and Galaxy is better than the last and, barring financial difficulty, I think the company is building solid phones with a solid road map into the future.
Mr. Moore appreciates Hudsons' power, solid road-holding ability and sound construction.
Where the research differentiates itself from most is its use of tensegrity, a system in which floating solid roads are held together by cables.
It doesn't have to be a good drawing, but it does need to give you a solid road-map for what you're going to do.
The teaching standards laid out by the National Board are a rock-solid road map for building expert practitioners in first-world nations and can provide crucial guidance to developing countries as they seek to surmount some fundamental challenges.
After getting a solid 1-1 roadrawagainstNew England, Houstonston's destiny truly sits in their control.
