The phrase "a large solution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a solution that is significant in size, scope, or impact, often in contexts like problem-solving or project management.
Example: "After extensive research, we finally arrived at a large solution that addresses multiple issues within the organization."
Alternatives: "a substantial solution" or "a significant solution".
In this paper we formally define interface generation as an optimization problem and demonstrate that, despite a large solution space (of up to 1017 possible interfaces), the problem is computationally feasible.
To handle a large solution space, we develop an efficient optimization scheme that alternates the solving procedures between two coupled problems with a reasonable computational load.
Decision makers can change the configuration of the manufacturing system to respond to changing requirements, though they are confronted with a large solution space.
The adjustment of these two online parameters in real-time can result in an increased potential for production yield; however, a nontrivial optimization problem with a large solution space also arises.
This mathematical treatment is not easy to solve, which requires finding an optimum solution among a large solution space, especially when the problem is non-linear and non-convex.
The use of GAs arises from non-viability exploration with a large solution space.
"A Tappan Tunnel would be a great first step, but traffic in New Jersey, Westchester and Long Island is going to be a continuing mess, and we need a larger solution," he said.
But if we want to find a larger solution to the issues of overweight American children and obesity, it seems we're going to have to work harder.
But I wanted everyone to understand that military action, by itself, could never defeat an ideology like radical Islamism — could never contribute more than 10percentt (I invented this statistic, as an illustrative figure) to a larger solution.
