The phrase "a cutting edge solution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a solution that is innovative, advanced, or at the forefront of technology or ideas.
Example: "Our company is proud to offer a cutting edge solution that addresses the needs of modern businesses."
Alternatives: "a state-of-the-art solution" or "an innovative solution".
Despite his promise to search for "cutting edge" solutions, his budget for 2002 actually cuts several important energy efficiency programs, while his new energy strategy relies heavily on finding more of the very fossil fuels that contribute to warming.
Discusses criticism that the foundation focusses on developing high-tech, cutting edge solutions, rather than using the more conventional solutions currently available… Writer visits the Seattle Biomedical Research Institute to learn about new malaria vaccines and other approaches to preventing the spread of the disease….
This has created the need for an approach to product development that encourages experimentation and mass customisation, yet also allows just in time (JIT) delivery of cutting edge solutions.
We are always looking for outstanding candidates with the ability to provide technical solutions for multiple neurotechnology applications in a cutting edge, multidisciplinary project-based environment.
Da Silva backs floating wind turbines as part of this: "We really think it can be a cutting-edge solution for coasts like Portugal and California".
Mobile access to business information such as customer, product or project databases is seen as one of the cutting edge IT solutions for improving productivity and customer satisfaction.
That's also why I've joined forces with technology products company iPowerUp to launch the "iPowerUp for Change" campaign that will provide cost-effective cutting edge technology solutions to help power social action initiatives around the country and across the globe.
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