The phrase "a possible solution in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing potential answers or approaches to a problem within a specific context or field.
Example: "After analyzing the data, we believe that a possible solution in improving efficiency could be implementing new software."
Alternatives: "a potential answer in" or "an alternative approach in".
Many Peruvians, distrustful as ever of the central power structure, see a possible solution in Sunday's election.
This is simple and effective and could have been mentioned as a possible solution in this article.
He saw a possible solution in the teachings of Kurt Hahn, the founder of Gordonstoun, a Scottish school where Mr. Holt's son was a student.
Increasingly I hear venues (whose touring fees are often less than they were 20 years ago) and programmers suggesting that commissioning fewer shows is a possible solution in times of rising costs and falling funding.
Innovation of geosynthetics and grid-fixed reinforced materials in the field of geotechnical engineering as reinforcement materials could be a possible solution in symmetrical anchor plate responses.
Directors' pensions are worth on average £2.15m". The Daily Mail's Brummer saw a possible solution in the crisis by making employee pension savings compulsory, as it is in Australia.
As Townes told me during an interview in the mid-1990s at his longtime UC Berkeley office, the story was simply this: He and his colleagues had been stymied in their maser quest until a possible solution crystalized in Townes' mind rather unexpectedly one day in 1951.
This has motivated the development of new research in dynamic spectrum access (DSA) as a possible solution, particularly in cognitive radio (CR) [1 4].
In fact, they're still chewing over a possible solution proposed in 2003 by Grisha Perelman, a Russian mathematician, which many have thought would prove to be true.
A possible solution lies in replacing the classic timber planks with a concrete slab and in the corresponding strengthening of the timber beam in the tensile zone.
A possible solution lies in forming separate groups for each combination of the considered variables, and in estimating LE individually for these samples.
