The phrase "a frequent solution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a solution that is commonly applied or often used in a particular context or situation.
Example: "In many cases, using a collaborative approach has proven to be a frequent solution to complex problems."
Alternatives: "a common solution" or "a regular solution".
Faced with vanishing farm jobs and the shuttering of related businesses, like a box-folding plant and the Spreckels sugar factory, Mendota has worked to lure prison builders, a frequent solution for struggling rural communities.
A frequent solution to avoid false-positives is to only consider the results that overlap in all analyses.
A frequent solution to this is the use of tissue-specific or tumor-activated promoters to drive expression of the transgene [ 12, 13].
Symbiogenesis, if seen as a natural predisposition or drive on the part of organisms is obviously out, but as a frequent solution to evolutionary challenges may well need more emphasis.
Frequent solution iteration (making almost right and quickly testing the solutions) is in DPD important, which is opposite to classical methods.
Although the repeated trials seeking solutions found a different set of modules in each of the trials, each complete module in the most frequent solution was detected with high reproducibility: 74.5% of the 10,000 trials for module 1, 70.3% of the trials for module 2, 98.2% of the trials for module 3, and 97.9% of the trials for module 4 (Additional file 4e-h).
It is therefore meaningful to select a single summary model that represents the most frequent solutions.
We discovered that multiple optimal solutions are a frequent occurrence, especially in datasets where transfer is the dominant process.
ANDBE CHBETIEN and PIEBBE LAUBENT: The existence of a frequent type of iodine complex in organic solution.
This distribution is also a robust solution in presence of outlying measurements, which is a frequent situation.
U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., a frequent Hanford critic, said the cave-in shows that the temporary solutions the Energy Department has used for decades are starting to fail.
