The phrase "a fix to this problem" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a solution or remedy for a specific issue or challenge.
Example: "After reviewing the situation, we believe that implementing a fix to this problem will improve our overall efficiency."
Alternatives: "a solution to this problem" or "a remedy for this issue."
A true fix to this problem must be driven by employers themselves.
A deeper fix to this problem would be to integrate gender analysis into the engineering curriculum so that engineers do not make such errors in the future.
This is the part where one would usually demand a large sum of money but since I'm feeling generous, there is a simple fix to this problem Microsoft can implement without sacrificing any of the benefits the new UAC model provides, and that is to force a UAC prompt in Secure Desktop mode whenever UAC is changed, regardless of its current state.
There's a simple fix to this problem: When it reconvenes in December after the midterm election, the state Legislature should create a California Debate Commission.
"It's an interim fix to this problem," said Jessica Chittenden, a spokeswoman for the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets.
As an intermediate fix to this problem, we find that the MievdH (n = 1.3) B(a) trend matches well with the R-G B(a) trend, establishing continuity in B(a) over its entire range.
But for many arts organizations, there is a relatively quick fix to this problem.
Business school is a supposedly quick (and egregiously expensive) fix to this problem, a little like a reset button.
It's looking more and more like 2010 will be the time for politicians of all political parties to set aside partisanship, to do what's right for the country, and to provide a lasting fix to this intractable problem.
While a fix to the software to prevent this problem has been ordered, a fix to the CalDB files is reasonable, because the TLMIN4 keyword is not needed in EBOUNDS, which is a three-column table in all cases.
