The phrase "a problem best" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey that something is the best solution for a problem, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "This approach is a problem best addressed with careful planning."
Alternatives: "the best solution for a problem" or "the optimal way to handle a problem".
Heat-wave dressing is, he said, a problem best solved with natural remedies.
This, like anything that can be put-off, was surely a problem best left for tomorrow.
The former, he said, were a problem best approached with a "long whip in a small yard".
This is a problem best solved by police surveillance, intelligence and border guards, not by the armed forces.The Dutch contribution to sanctions against Russia is more substantial.
If our culture assumes that across the board, a child with a disability is defective, and a problem best avoided, then we're encouraging people who want to be parents to make a decision based on bad information.
Unmarried mothers and their children were seen as a " problem" best solved by removing them from society and by sending them to institutional care and isolation.By painstakingly collecting the death certificates of the deceased children at the home, Ms Corless has established both their number and how they had died.
Most then believed narcotic addiction was principally a psychological problem, best managed by detoxification and not by a substitute, no matter how effective in the short run.
By declaring "war" on terrorism, the White House has defined the struggle against Al Qaeda essentially as a military problem, best managed by the Pentagon.
Since this is a minimization problem, best individuals who have the lowest scores are always greater or equal to zero.
If the patient does not have a definable, circumscribable problem, best not to let him into hospital in the first place.
Luckily, this is a simple calculus problem, best visualized using vectors.
