The phrase "a decentralized solution to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a method or approach that distributes control or authority away from a central point, often in the context of technology or governance.
Example: "The project aims to develop a decentralized solution to enhance data security and user privacy."
Alternatives: "a distributed approach to" or "a non-centralized method for".
The paper by Tyrrell and Auer describes a decentralized solution to obtain slot synchronization, a solution that is based on synchronization in biological systems.
In Kenya, development projects by county government, NGOs, national and international organizations, state ministries, and other agencies increasingly look into rain water harvesting as a decentralized solution to Kenya's water needs (Black et al. 2012).
Simulation studies based on the above-mentioned integral controllers provide a simple, decentralized solution to this problem of dealing with redundant degrees of freedom and finding an energetically cheap solution while maintaining body position (Lévy and Cruse 2008).
Blockchain-based payment network Havven sets out to provide the first decentralized solution to price stability.
In the first problem, a decentralized solution is required to reduce the amount of signaling information.
Some have urged the town to build playing fields in each of the town's hamlets, saying a decentralized solution would be more accessible to families and to youth not of driving age.
However, neither give these algorithms insights into the problem structure nor do they give a hint to a decentralized solution.
This approach however conflicts with our design goal of a decentralized solution and would be subject to performance problems of such anonymity systems [51].
The proponents of SUWM solutions, which imply an emphasis on local and decentralized solutions to urban water management, argue that robust and adaptive solutions are necessary in order to meet future uncertainties such as climate change, population growth and increased urbanization.
In the following, we apply our method to a classical water-filling problem where a decentralized solution is not necessary.
In this paper we focus on a specifically distributed or decentralized approach as we are particularly interested in a decentralized solution where the robots themselves autonomously and in an individual manner, are responsible for selecting a particular task so that all the existing tasks are optimally distributed and executed.
