The phrase "a brilliant solution to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an effective answer or method to address a problem or challenge.
Example: "After much deliberation, we finally arrived at a brilliant solution to the ongoing issue of employee turnover."
Alternatives: "an excellent answer to" or "a clever resolution to".
But this might all turn out to be a brilliant solution to a non-existent problem.
But for iPhone and Mac, Reflector is a brilliant solution to a sticky problem.
Though, he should be commended for devising a brilliant solution to the New Museum's flow problem: slides as an alternative to the slow elevators and cramped stairwells.
But in working with Ms. Mattila, Mr. Varone came up with a brilliant solution to the imposing challenge of Salome's dance.
Many sex workers remain extremely vulnerable.William Shaw London SIR – Your newspaper has come up with a brilliant solution to low wages, lack of child care and educational opportunities, rape and sexual assault.
At the same time I had to commend him for devising a brilliant solution to the New Museum's flow problem, an alternative to the slow elevators and cramped stairwells.
The original impulse to use vanguard science to help feed the world was a noble impulse, a phenomenal business strategy, and a seemingly brilliant solution to global hunger.
A mathematically brilliant solution to this problem, due to Flajolet and Martin (1985) [1], is unfortunately affected by substantial bias and error.
Kosice, the second largest city of Slovakia, has come up with a bright and brilliant solution to spruce up a nondescript residential district.
I was hoping for a chance to play detective, to use my powers of observation and deduction to arrive at the brilliant solution to a dark and obscure mystery.
That is exalted company for a down-to-earth philosophy that has as one of its principles what Ms Gadiesh calls the "80/100 rule": the most brilliant solution to a business problem is useless if it cannot be implemented, so look for the 80% perfect answer that can actually make a difference to a client's results.Sticking to its principles has served Bain well.
