The phrase "a proper solution for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an appropriate or suitable answer to a problem or question.
Example: "After reviewing the options, we believe that this is a proper solution for the issues we are facing."
Alternatives: "an appropriate solution for" or "a suitable solution for".
A proper solution for the mass balance of the reacting system was achieved by combining the complete radiation field profile and the most recent and updated pathway for the adsorption and photodecomposition of oxalic acid onto TiO2 (Mendive et al., 2007), which was employed to determine the kinetic expression and model parameters.
Overloaded CDMA is a proper solution for this problem.
Hereby s E is a proper solution, for it belongs to the boundary of similarity constraint.
The location-based and mobile agent-based protocols can be a proper solution for highly dynamic networks.
Therefore, fixing the random user selection will be a proper solution for most group services in practice, especially when the same online user set is likely to return.
However, a DIY pill-testing kit is not a proper solution for laboratory-grade options.
In particular, the numerical model was implemented by means of a commercial finite element code and fully coupled thermal electric analyses were performed with a proper solution method for the radiative heat transfer problem.
To me, a proper solution would be for the Danilov Monastery to cast new bells for itself, and leave the old bells in the good hands they have been in for almost a century.
Susic's approach seems to be to stockpile midfielders with similar characteristics, while not offering a proper solution in exposed positions, including the alternative for the attacker.
The reason for choosing 5 indicators is because studies have shown more than four indicators per latent trait are ideal for arriving at a proper solution in latent variable modeling, and diminishing returns are observed with more than five indicators [ 55, 56].
Radicalization has been a phenomenon in France for thirty years; devising a proper solution may take another thirty.
