"solid ties" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it as a metaphor to describe a strong connection between two people, objects, or ideas. For example, "The two companies had solid ties for many years before deciding to merge."
"There were some steel beams under there, and some solid ties," Mr. Orrick said.
The Fifth Avenue branch of Brooks Brothers has sold out its solid ties.
A practising Roman Catholic, Andreotti maintained solid ties to the Vatican throughout his political career.
Anyone who has studied men in suits in recent weeks will have noticed that many have developed a taste for solid ties the color of grape soda.
Key members of his cabinet, like Foreign Minister Katsuya Okada, are seen as centrists who favor solid ties with the United States.
Singapore, for example, is in the final stages of negotiating a free trade agreement with Washington, trying to guarantee that its solid ties with the United States will continue.
"You can wear it, with a solid tie or a polka-dot tie.
Selig was, as usual, dressed conservatively, wearing a drab sport coat, white shirt and solid tie, but much of the rest of him seemed refashioned.
Solid tie-lines designate a step down in velocity, while dashed lines designate a step up.
We compared the AMS between the entire depth intervals of gravity cores and the corresponding upper parts of piston cores (above solid tie lines in Figure 2).
No word on any sort of follow-up promotion for Rogue One (though the Moto Z would lend itself well to a little space opera cosplay), but SoftBank customers in Japan will be able to get their hands on a pair of pretty solid tie-ins early next month.
