The phrase "a partial answer is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing an incomplete or tentative response to a question or topic.
Example: "In response to your inquiry about climate change, a partial answer is that human activities significantly contribute to global warming."
Alternatives: "a tentative response is" or "an incomplete answer is".
At least a partial answer is that many of those Britons who asphyxiated themselves did so impulsively.
A partial answer is supplied by Mr. Vo's "Death Sentence," a series of literary and historical texts in English and French that accompany the chandelier.
A partial answer is that doing so is not easy the right price is difficult to determine, the cost is mainly one of dilution of existing shareholders' equity stakes rather than a direct cost to the firm, and the income is hard to evaluate until the options are exercised.
A partial answer is that mainframes are a lot cheaper and less beastly than they used to be.
A partial answer is that there is a need for direction and guidance in doing anything that takes time or requires the selection of means.
A partial answer is his talent for appealing to deeply rooted existential fears; another is his readiness, as ever, to rally hardline opponents of peace.
A partial answer was given by Hyers [2, 3] under the assumption that the target space of the involved mappings is a Banach space.
The partial answer is that most of us won't.
One partial answer is that during the 18th century the Folio became the holy book of a new secular religion, bardolatry, and, more broadly, came to represent the Protestant humanism within which that faith took shape.
Why evolution produces horns in some species but not others is not known, but an intriguing partial answer was offered this month in a study that had nothing to do with mammals.
Recently, Ahn et al. [7] have given a partial answer which is C 1 -generically: if a locally maximal homoclinic class is shadowing, then it is hyperbolic.
