The phrase "a Final solution by" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing a conclusive or definitive resolution to a problem or issue, often in a formal or academic setting.
Example: "The committee proposed a Final solution by implementing new policies to address the ongoing challenges faced by the organization."
Alternatives: "a definitive resolution by" or "a conclusive answer by".
The Sudanese authorities, much like the Turks in 1915 and the Nazis in the 1930's, apparently calculated that genocide offered considerable domestic benefits -- like the long-term stability to be achieved by a "final solution" of conflicts between Arabs and non-Arabs -- and that the world would not really care very much.
Optimism for a bailout returned and investors hoped a final solution could be in place by next week.
As well as taking over new burials from London's now-closed burial grounds, the LNC also envisaged the physical relocation of the existing burial grounds to their Necropolis, to provide a final solution to the problems caused by burials in built-up areas.
As well as intending to conduct those burials which would previously have taken place in London's now-closed graveyards, the LNC also envisaged the physical relocation of the closed burial grounds to their Necropolis, to provide a final solution to the problems caused by burials in built-up areas.
All this seems like a strong step in the right direction, although even if entirely successful the progress made will only be a first step forward toward mitigation of existing conditions, not by any means a final solution.
Many people may have forgotten about the case--the kidnapping of Adolf Eichmann, an architect of the Final Solution, by the Israelis and his public trial in Jerusalem--but Lipstadt makes the deserving point that the trial was what cemented the Holocaust in public memory worldwide as a unique marker of human evil.
"The most recent book I discussed with him was [Timothy] Snyder's new history of the Holocaust, 'Black Earth,' which argues that the Soviet destruction of its Eastern European neighbors eventually facilitated Hitler's Final Solution by creating a stateless, amoral environment".
The enigma of why so many healers became murderers cannot be resolved through a rational analysis of Nazi philosophy ("German Doctors and the Final Solution," by Robert Jay Lifton, Sept. 21).
The Origins of the Final Solution by Christopher Browning Heinemann £25, pp644 Of all the books about the great crime, Christopher Browning's Ordinary Men in 1992 was uniquely horrifying.
The problem of the source analysis of the Pentateuch was given what long appeared to be its final solution by Julius Wellhausen (1844 1918), who related the successive law codes to the development of the Israelite cultus.
