The phrase "a pragmatic solution was" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a practical or realistic approach to solving a problem or addressing a situation.
Example: "After much deliberation, we concluded that a pragmatic solution was necessary to move forward with the project."
Alternatives: "a practical solution was" or "an effective solution was".
"If a pragmatic solution is not achieved, we will see this endless acrimony continue and it would make the job of attracting fans back to Ibrox even more difficult.
If no distance value was retained for a given i-th training sample (K i = 0), then its threshold t i would be theoretically settled to 0, but a pragmatic solution is to set it equal to the smallest threshold of the training set.
A pragmatic solution is to improve access to care through the facilities that exist closest to the community, via a task-shifting strategy.
Our pragmatic solution was to calculate for each unique practice an average "needs weighting" for specific age and sex groups.
"Our current pragmatic solution is to bring in an acting judge who is seen as 'Welsh' for any cases which come from Wales," she explained.
Faced with a credible allegation of serious misconduct, senior officers might be forgiven for taking the view that the only pragmatic solution is to permit the officer's retirement or resignation.
The phenomenon is evidently not related to genetics, so that it is clear that the pragmatic solution is simply to eliminate G-spot probes from future array designs.
The pragmatic solution is simply to state the error rate obtained from the samples belonging to specific types of non-authentic samples.
"Both parties recognise this is a pragmatic solution, which is a good starting point," he said.
It is not always possible to know the age or bodyweight of a child in an LMIC setting, where calibrated scales are often unavailable, so pragmatic solutions are essential, particularly in emergencies.
