The phrase "a definitive solution to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a clear and conclusive answer or resolution to a problem or issue.
Example: "The research team is working hard to find a definitive solution to the ongoing environmental crisis."
Alternatives: "a conclusive answer to" or "a final resolution to".
I do not bring with me today a definitive solution to the problems of war.
The agreement supposedly offers a definitive solution to the vexed question of how far the "ancestral domain" of southern Muslims extends.
It seems intended less as a definitive solution to the mystery than as a virtuoso play in the endless exegetical game, which has a different outcome for each reader.
There may still be readers who expect a definitive solution to this puzzle along with their story, but what Martin provides is more rewarding: along with a satisfying ghost story, she gives us the soil from which its central mystery grew.
A definitive solution to this problem could possibly answer the question of whether Indo-Aryans encountered these people or whether Harappan civilization had passed by the time the Indo-Aryans arrived on the subcontinent, although scholars now generally agree that the Indus Valley civilization's decline was not due to any Indo-Aryan invasion.
But the burden of proof, Mr Dennett argues, is on them, for they are in effect claiming that the human mind is made up of "wonder tissue" with miraculous, mind-moulding properties that are, even in principle, beyond the reach of science an old-fashioned homunculus in all but name.Mr Dennett's book is not a definitive solution to such mind-benders; it is philosophy in action.
In addition, a fine-resolution conservation planning approach that can synthesise multiple actions in a single scenario would provide a more definitive solution to which action is best to undertake in a given location.
In many cases, the only definitive solution to a question regarding validity of a distinct protein isoform inferred from aligned transcripts (or an inference regarding the correct translation start site) is experimental data that shows production of specific protein isoforms.
They are not meant to provide a definitive solution or to resolve debate.
