The phrase "a direct solution to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a straightforward answer or resolution to a problem or question.
Example: "The research provided a direct solution to the issue of water scarcity in urban areas."
Alternatives: "an immediate answer to" or "a straightforward resolution for".
This method thus provides a direct solution to single-point positioning.
A direct solution to optimal control problems is introduced based on interpolating global radial basis functions (RBFs) on arbitrary collocation points.
Because a direct solution to an initially formulated comprehensive mixed-integer programming model for generating weekly teacher schedules was found to be untenable for practical-sized realistic test instances, we propose in this paper two decomposition approaches to the underlying problem.
In addition to providing a direct solution to the scheduling of multiple workloads known in advance, the Lagrangian approach also allows us to solve the allocation problem stochastically, permitting statisically optimal allocations to be made even if we have only a probability distribution of the workloads that are to be run.
A direct solution to biometric template protection might be to store biometric templates on the server side in plain form, and, in this way, it may seem to be possible to realize biometric authentication by simply utilizing well-known authentication protocols like SSL/TLS.
The gravel equivalent as defined in Eq. 4 is substituted in Eq. 1, the stage load applications value, W t), is replaced as presented in Eq. 2, and simplifications are then made to yield Eq. 5b, which can provide a direct solution to the stage design strength ratio.
However, engineering ALDH for lower Km toward NAD(P)+ could be a more direct solution to address the low NAD(P)+ concentration.
Heading off climate change is not a simple and direct solution to this problem.
Specifically, the direct solution to a constrained optimization problem described in the previous section is equivalent to solving an NP-hard knapsack, where the knapsack represents the energy contained in the battery and the items that can be placed in the knapsack represent the various configurations of the tasks that run during the lifetime of the battery.
