The phrase "a scientific solution to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a method or approach that is based on scientific principles to address a specific problem or challenge.
Example: "The researchers proposed a scientific solution to the issue of climate change by developing new renewable energy technologies."
Alternatives: "an evidence-based approach to" or "a research-driven answer to".
"It is a real sincere effort to open up a new scientific solution to a vexing problem".
That was an incredible achievement, but in truth there wasn't a solely biomedical solution to Ebola, just as there isn't a single scientific solution to climate change, to drug-resistant infections, to the challenges of demographic shifts, urbanisation and feeding an ever growing population.
It mostly assumes that the design of a particular technology is rational and objective; one might call it an engineering or scientific solution to a particular problem.
An alternative explanation for the temporary success of Reich, especially among American intellectuals both of the Marxisant stripe and of the do-it-yourself "organic community" sort, is that he was able to propose an essentially mechanical and "scientific" solution to a psychological problem, yet a mechanical solution that could be easily assembled and employed at home.
DroLIGHT is an earlier described (section: Butterfly workflow designs) scientific solution to control the irradiance and wavelength of light designed for the photo-receptor system of the fruit fly.
In today's world, foundations strive to be part of the scientific solution, to provide money that goes to new advancements, such as the discovery of a new molecule.
Growing up in a developing country engendered a desire to find innovative and relevant scientific solutions to development problems.
A Quaker and pacifist, he sought scientific solutions to societal problems ranging from energy efficiency to pollution to oil and gas production.
Assessing the different approaches for controversial microsurgical management of complex aneurysms (aneurysms without a sole optimal approach) can provide scientific solutions to surgical dilemma.
Addiction doesn't demand a scientific solution".
