The phrase "a logical solution in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a solution that is based on reasoning or rational thought within a specific context or field.
Example: "After analyzing the data, we concluded that a logical solution in this case would be to implement a new strategy."
Alternatives: "a rational approach in" or "a reasoned solution in".
Getting a job that doesn't require him to travel sounds like a logical solution, but jobs in William's field are hard to come by.
In his 1963 review of botulism type E, Dolman suggested a logical solution to the problem of botulism in the Arctic when he stated that "Public health educational efforts based on a proper understanding of the dangers involved can do much to reduce them by advocating relevant sanitary precautions.
A logical solution that can be effectively used in SPSW systems is to rigidly connect the beams of adjacent bays to the columns of SPSWs (on both sides) forming an interacting system of SPSW and moment frame in which the adjacent beams act as outriggers resulting in an overall reduction of overturning in the SPSW.
These socks appear to be a logical solution, however there is limited evidence regarding their effectiveness in improving traction and more importantly, their impact on patient safety.
Given the amount of empty buildings that this country is faced with, combined with the no-doubt rising numbers of homeless due to future cuts in housing and housing benefits, squatting is a logical solution to the housing/homeless matrix.
Given the willingness of Republicans to leverage the debt ceiling in an effort to achieve policy goals, a logical solution would be to eliminate the ceiling altogether.
"In the short term, I just don't see them finding a logical solution to this whole problem".
Tiffany & Company, the luxury jeweler, suffered from missteps in 2001, when it failed to anticipate how customers would react to what seemed like a logical solution.
