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Yes, "元旦快乐" (yuán dàn kuài lè) is commonly used to wish someone a Happy New Year on the solar new year's day. It is a common greeting in China and is often used in written and spoken form during the New Year period.
"元旦" (yuán dàn) refers to the first day of the lunar calendar, which falls on January 1st in the Gregorian calendar. It is also known as the Spring Festival or Chinese New Year. "快乐" (kuài lè) means happy or joyous, so "元旦快乐" can be translated as "Happy New Year" or "Joyful New Year."
In contrast, "春节快乐" (chūn jié kuài lè) is used specifically to wish someone a happy Spring Festival or Chinese New Year. "春节" (chūn jié) means Spring Festival, and it is the most important holiday in Chinese culture.
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