"a package of solutions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a range of solutions to a particular problem or challenge. For example, "The company offered us a package of solutions to reduce our operating costs."
Currently, most e-material providers offer a package of solutions for different purposes.
The work presented in [3, 4] puts forward an integral service framework for optimizing quality of experience (QoE) and efficiency of mobile cloud networking (MCN) architecture based on the LTE C-RAN, which is a package of solutions for communication operators but not for service providers.
I think the volunteer provides a package of solutions, choice, and they told you what's pros and cons, and you make decision which is right for you.
After establishing a set of design and performance objectives, a package of design solutions was developed for 1000-year surface barriers over nuclear waste sites.
The current trial distinguishes itself from previous ones in that it not only adopts a personalized strategy but also introduces a package of pragmatic solutions based on proven theories for tackling potential barriers and incorporating key success factors in a synergetic way toward low cost, effective and sustainable CS promotion.
"Unlike traditional programs that provide an audit and a customized package of solutions for each home," the Clinton memorandum notes, Houston "offers a fixed set of interventions that include climate-appropriate 'low hanging fruit.' " The bottom line is that cash for caulkers would be trickier than cash for clunkers — yet would have the potential to do far more good.
At a price, the likes of IBM and EDS will provide an "end-to-end" package of solutions for big companies who want to wish their technology worries away.
There's a similar contradiction at the heart of Harold Ford's package of solutions for New York State.
The government agreed to this "package" of solutions enthusiastically – and introduced the postal services bill, allowing the sale of a stake in Royal Mail to a private company.
Berzin says he doesn't see one solution as the "silver bullet," but a package of alternatives.
