The phrase "a non solution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that does not solve a problem or issue, often in discussions about problem-solving or decision-making.
Example: "After reviewing the proposed changes, it became clear that they were merely a non solution to the underlying issues we face."
Alternatives: "an ineffective solution" or "a failed solution".
He'd like to build more roads in tunnels underground but that looks like a non-solution future fantasy.
The "speak German at home" row is a non-solution to a non-problem.
Helmer will dismiss concerns within the party over its stance in favour of fracking and against windfarms, insisting the turbines are "a non-solution to a non-problem".
He is right to call ending birthright citizenship a "non-solution" and to urge a better way: a saner immigration policy that is more welcoming to workers and includes a path to legal status for the undocumented.
Ignore, if you will, de Tocqueville's rebuke that the measure of a civilisation is how it treats its prisoners; just make the hard-headed calculation: 'How am I most likely to avoid being knifed?' Releasing criminals in the condition in which they were captured - just a bit battle hardened after scrapes in the communal showers - is a non-solution.
We begin with a non-solution point, Algorithm 1 always going to the stage that (6) is satisfied.
Third, to settle a non-solution situation, we propose the AHCBHA (aggregation hierarchical clustering based heuristic algorithm) in order to rebuild the solution space.
However, applying a non-solution-based barrier layer requires adding more steps to the process, the use of expensive equipment, etc.
To pretend that a non-solution is real just makes people cynical.
To build a movement behind a non-solution wastes peoples' time, unless you have a clear strategic path to leverage it into real change.
Beware of companies that don't support Linux and try to push a non supported solution into your environment.
