"theoretically solid" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase is often used to emphasize something that is thought to be well-grounded and sound in theory, but which has not necessarily been tested in practice. For example, "The team's plan is theoretically solid, but we can't know for sure if it will work until we put it into action."
Recently, several theoretically more solid approaches have been developed for indirectly quantifying the uncertainties of the markers selected by LASSO.
Theoretically, when the solid loading in the hydrolysis is increased, sugar concentrations should increase [ 48].
Although the activity of antiangiogenic agents should theoretically apply to all solid tumours, there appear to be key differences between patient populations.
Theoretically, lighting should be providing solid revenue growth because of the ongoing global conversion to LED and other advanced technologies.
The government aims to transform 56 million gallons of deadly sludge stored in leaky underground tanks into solid glass, which theoretically could then be..
The ability to detect the systemic disease in early-stage solid tumours has, theoretically, a sound biological foundation and could consent a rational clinical approach to the neoplastic patients in terms of both prognosis and treatment planning.
You can theoretically do just about any solid food but since you will be holding it on a long skewer throughout the cooking, choose something relatively small.
Solved examples are provided to describe methods for theoretically calculating the dimensions of solid-separators, such as cross-section of tanks, their depths and their operating zones.
The ultimate tensile strength of the OCC sample in the longitudinal direction could be estimated theoretically using three different parameters: solid-solution strengthening, interlamellar eutectic structure and work hardening strengthening.
Figure 5b shows the measured cross-thermal conductivity (κ f) of the Sb2Te3 thin film annealed at 300°C with the measured temperatures from 20 to 300 K, together with the theoretically calculated total thermal conductivity (solid-line) and calculated κ e and κ L values.
