The phrase "a contemporary solution to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing modern or current approaches to addressing a problem or challenge.
Example: "The company has developed a contemporary solution to the issue of waste management in urban areas."
Alternatives: "a modern approach to" or "a current remedy for".
And, in a common contemporary solution to accusations of racism, the Latin Americans – acted by Kayvan Novak and Yasmine Akram - are smarter and classier than the English characters: the targets of most of the gags are the egotism and cowardice of Hern and Ludo Backslash, an inane hacker also seeking asylum (played by Dustin Demri-Burns).
What he leaves out is his originality in perceiving self-invention as a) an intellectual option and b) his homemade, brilliantly contemporary solution to the Gordian knot of folkiedom's fetish of authenticity.
A contemporary solution is opaque tights, in a color or pattern, with stacked-heel shoes, flats or low boots, like Manolo Blahnik's midcalf version in black or white patent leather.
These kinds of contemporary solutions to our education system would allow our students to have more opportunities within the classroom to learn valuable skills which they can apply outside, and be guided by passionate and effective educators.
As exemplified by contemporary organisms, a good solution to achieve the replication parsimony is the introduction of adaptors (i.e. tRNA like molecules).
The elements of a solution to the contemporary crisis have to be at a number of different levels.
Still, Azzahra was successful in what she set out to do, which was to "[change] the visual aspect of the [wayang] performance into a more fashionable and contemporary [one]" as a possible "solution to bringing [in a ] new audience".
The contemporary solution has been, increasingly, to overvalue the condition of the book and its wrapper: there may be a lot of On the Roads out there, but how many of them are as "mint" as the day on which they were printed?
It is a clever solution to the problem inherent in having a contemporary art museum in a historic district.
Which is why Drunk Shakespeare's choice to retain some of the original dialogue, but riff on it with contemporary references and a lively, goofy atmosphere is a great solution to the conundrum of accessibility versus the value of antiquity.
