The phrase "a likely solution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting a possible answer or resolution to a problem or situation that seems plausible or reasonable.
Example: "After reviewing the data, we believe that implementing a new marketing strategy is a likely solution to increase our sales."
Alternatives: "a probable answer" or "a feasible resolution".
Last June, Mitchell, along with Coonrod and station representatives, served on a public-broadcasting task force whose bleak report dismissed the idea of a "silver bullet," such as a trust fund, as a likely solution to PBS's financial problems.
A likely solution, analysts say, is that more countries on the Continent will shift toward the British model and edge away from the "social market" economies that have ensured a half-century of relative labor tranquillity.
The idea of colonial members of Parliament, several times suggested, was never a likely solution because of problems of time and distance and because, from the colonists' point of view, colonial members would not have adequate influence.
But Israel's severe crisis with the Palestinians is threatening his legacy as a peacemaker, as many Israelis have begun to re-evaluate the pragmatic hopefulness that guided him. 1 A likely solution to the controversy threatening to split the Red Cross -- adopting a new emblem to allow Israel's relief agency into the movement -- has been stalled, perhaps indefinitely, by recent clashes.
Nor are the big hardware makers, some looking to build bigger software sales, a likely solution to the crowded business.
In a perfect world, we would do less, but that doesn't seem a likely solution.
Or are developments like the world's largest robotic car park - which opened here last week - a more likely solution to the strains created by more vehicles on the roads?
A more likely solution however is for Samsung to simple retool its existing platform rather than throwing the millions it previously spent on its development out the window — that or license Plex like LG.
In April 2012, citing budget considerations, the director of the MTA, Joe Lhota, said that it was doubtful the extension would be built in the foreseeable future, suggesting that the Gateway Project was a much more likely solution to congestion at Hudson River crossings.
They used the three newly discovered planets as studies into the creation of a non-eccentric, circular model for a planet's orbit (the most likely solution) or an eccentric, elliptical solution for a planet's orbit (the solution that, according to the discovery team, required less of an assumption).
Slow growth and high unemployment indicate a problem, the most likely solution to which is looser monetary policy.
