The phrase "a plan for solving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strategies or methods to address a problem or challenge.
Example: "The team developed a plan for solving the issues that arose during the project."
Alternatives: "a strategy for addressing" or "a method for resolving".
"If there is a problem at a school, then the chancellor should be demanding a plan for solving it," Mr. Coles said.
There is a wide agreement that schizophrenia remains poorly understood, and this book marvelously summarizes not only the clinical problem, but also the beginnings of a plan for solving it.
Kennard even had a plan for solving the spectrum mess.
Understand the problem, devise a plan for solving the problem, execute the plan, check the correctness of the answer, and eventually refine the model representing the four principal steps for the modeling process.
Most Americans also say the president lacks a clear plan for solving the nation's problems.
When asked whether Mr. Obama has a clear plan for solving the nation's problems, 57 percent responded that he did not, yet twice as many give him more credit than Republicans for having a plan.
An overwhelming 72 percent of respondents to the New York Times/CBS poll said they did not think Republicans in Congress had a clear plan for solving the nation's problems.
With pressure growing for world leaders to come up with a decisive plan for solving the crisis, it emerged the Germans were resisting the inclusion of details in the final communiqué about the best course of action for the eurozone.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is under mounting pressure to unveil a new plan for solving the longstanding Israeli-Palestinian conflict or risk having the U.S. and international community move ahead with a strategy of their own.
An Obama administration official responded that the zero-tolerance approach suggested in the senators' letter is political theater rather than a realistic plan for solving the illegal immigration problem.
I love Baltimore, I love Freddie Gray, and I love the millions of people who are standing in solidarity, but if we are to prevent repeating these scenes of carnage every six months, then we have to move away from the semantics in debates that separate us far to easily and instead unite to create a holistic plan for solving these deep structural ills.
