The phrase "a more natural solution" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing options or approaches that feel more intuitive or aligned with natural processes or behaviors.
Example: "After considering various methods, we concluded that a more natural solution would be to allow the ecosystem to restore itself."
Alternatives: "a more organic approach" or "a more instinctive option".
The blond woman was hoping for a more natural solution.
Finding a more natural solution became pressing during the first half of the nineteenth century as more and more elements were being discovered, and the elemental compositions of more and more chemical substances were being determined qualitatively (Duhem, 2002; Needham, 2004; Chalmers, 2005a, 2005b, and 2008).
A more natural solution would be to include the unobserved covariate values along with the unobserved parameters inside the MCMC, although this may add an additional layer of complexity.
Try a more natural solution, buy liquid Sage (the herb) from a health food store.
Organic plant food, which is manure or compost based, releases nutrients slower and is a more natural solution than synthetically manufactured plant food.
"It is perverse to be so reliant on (white) southern Africans and smash-and-grab raids across the Irish Sea, and so ignore the more natural solution on our doorstep".
"If the England team really want to unlock their full potential, it is perverse to be so reliant on (white) southern Africans and smash-and-grab raids across the Irish Sea, and so ignore the more natural solution on our doorstep.
More natural solutions that allow water to spread over the land and percolate back into the earth are being emphasized.
Of course, we also needed to ensure the system responded to these new labels, but since it was an extension of an existing feature it was a more natural and reliable solution than we might otherwise have implemented.
Spray the exterior of the bowl, lid and seat with the solution for a more natural, non-chemical clean.
Apart from Alefeld's concept of splitting the tribe into a multitude of tiny genera [ 11], the most radical solution to obtain a more natural classification of Fabeae would be the transfer of all species of the four currently accepted smaller genera to a broadly circumscribed genus Vicia.
