The phrase "a common sense solution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a practical and straightforward answer to a problem that is based on sound judgment.
Example: "After reviewing the various options, we concluded that implementing a common sense solution would be the most effective way to address the issue."
Alternatives: "a practical solution" or "a sensible approach".
"It now appears we may need to legislate a common sense solution for HUD".
We need to have such a common sense solution, which is revenue neutral, so it doesn't make the government bigger.
Councillor Paul McGlone, lead member for finance at Lambeth council, said: "This is a common sense solution for councils that have common needs.
Interior Secretary Gale A. Norton welcomed the ruling, saying in a statement, "In Yellowstone and Grand Teton, I have advocated a common sense solution for snowmobile use that protects resources while also allowing appropriate access for enjoyment by the public".
Ahead of the ruling, Khan said: "London's iconic clubs are an essential part of our cultural landscape … My team have spoken to all involved in the current situation and I am urging them to find a common sense solution that ensures the club remains open while protecting the safety of those who want to enjoy London's clubbing scene".
Fist-bumping may be a common sense solution to the outbreak, which was revealed just three days before the Opening Ceremonies on Feb. 9. Norovirus, which can be spread through close contact with an infected person, is highly contagious and usually is spread through contaminated food or water or contaminated surfaces, according to the Mayo Clinic.
To not look at prescription re-importation as a common-sense solution would be irresponsible".
Residents described the drug policy as a common-sense solution to help children resist drugs.
"I hope we can find a common-sense solution, change the route and begin construction of the pipeline".
As policymakers, are you aware of the issue and what are your thoughts concerning a common-sense solution; put the workers in quarters?
Benjamin Jealous, president of the NAACP, America's largest civil rights organisation, said the voting commission was a common-sense solution that the US was yearning for.
