The phrase "a multidimensional solution to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing complex problems that require multiple approaches or perspectives to solve.
Example: "The research team proposed a multidimensional solution to the issue of climate change, incorporating technology, policy changes, and community engagement."
Alternatives: "a comprehensive approach to" or "a multifaceted solution for".
Most importantly, the mapping of the forager locomotion from three dimensional search spaces to a multidimensional solution space calls forth the implementation of multiple modification schemes.
In the current analysis, the default rule of an eigenvalue of greater than one as significant would have led to a multidimensional solution for the Physical Function scale.
The multidimensional solutions required to promote evidence-informed program management can be developed through an understanding of the existing barriers and facilitators of evidence-use.
Another approach involves the use of various suboptimal optimization strategies, including the integer programming techniques described by Lee [3] and a fast heuristic solution to the underlying multidimensional multichoice knapsack described by Moser [2].
Presuming that the EU is not going into total isolation after the most recent events and is going to stick to the idea of the Mobility Partnerships: is there a chance that this multidimensional concept might be part of a solution to the eclectic and multilayered problems Europe is going to face in the upcoming years?
A solution to this "distance" problem is provided by multidimensional scaling (MDS) [ 61].
Over the last decades, heuristic optimization methods based on imitating natural, biological, social or cultural processes on a computational level have aroused the interest of the scientific community due to their ability to effectively explore multimodal and multidimensional solution spaces.
SMURFLite uses a multidimensional array to memoize these possible subproblem solutions.
Maximum Likelihood (ML) method has an excellent performance for Direction-Of-Arrival (DOA) estimation, but a multidimensional nonlinear solution search is required which complicates the computation and prevents the method from practical use.
