"solidify by" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to indicate a deadline or a point in time when a task must be completed. For example: "We need to solidify the team's plans for the gala by next Monday."
The cliché that our musical tastes are generally refined in our teens and solidify by our early 20s seems largely to be true.
For eight minutes, he hit the stump outline in his head, floating a few terms that would solidify by Monday morning.
The mixture was allowed to solidify by standing at 4°C.
Re-chromatography of these semi-purified extracts on silica gel eluting with ethyl acetate-isopropanol-ammonia (85:14:1) yielded cyclopamine pure enough to solidify by trituration with cold acetone.
Periodic self-assembled structures forced to solidify by rapid quenching with phase spacings in the submicron and nano-range will result in interesting properties and applications, offering the challenge to design nanostructures tailored to specific applications by kinetic control during solidification.
Better understanding of insect glues may allow us to develop compounds so that the liquid secretions of the collateral glands of the female louse, which becomes the nit sheath, do not solidify by oxidation when placed with the louse egg onto human hair.
Hopefully, my prefrontal cortex is solidified by now.
This synthesis was then solidified by the Obama campaign.
The medium may be solidified by the addition of agar.
By Lois Long The New Yorker, May 12 , 1928P. 15 International goodwill solidified by German-Irish flight.
Blood, solidified by cooking, has been a consistent ingredient in sausages.
