The phrase "a solution described" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a solution that has been explained or detailed in a previous context.
Example: "In the report, a solution described in the methodology section proved effective in addressing the issue."
Alternatives: "a proposed solution" or "a solution outlined".
But before moving on to his final answer, he first discusses a solution described as being held by some people, including himself.[25] This is that there is another condition, in addition to the requirement that its terms stand for the same thing or things, which a proposition must meet if it is to be true.
Two of these piers are located so as to complete the octagonal shape of the Lady Chapel, a solution described by Francis Bond as "an intuition of Genius".
We also wish to study the mass-radius relation (known in GR [25]) which may exist in a solution describing a spherical star in GSG by numerical analyses.
The micro macro algorithm is evaluated by simulating the abrupt planar die entry flow of a polyisobutylene solution described in the literature.
As one of the 8 luxury Canadian cannabis brands to know about, this British Columbia-based company's namesake is a storage solution described as just the beginning of Tree Trunk's creative vision.
Grundmann and Rötter differentiated the extremely homogeneous, fine (1 2 μm in diameter) bright yellow particles when obtained from a thioacetamide solution described by FitzHugh from the even smaller (0.1-0.4 0.1-0.4ticles obtained when prepared from hydrogen sulfide [3].
Then the gas would be pumped out through an acid solution, described today by an E.P.A. consultant as vitamin C, to be neutralized.
The method is based on a mechanical analysis performed either with finite elements or a closed-form solution described in a companion paper, and a fatigue analysis using the Dang Van criterion which has been extended to finite life domain.
This is consistent with the fact that a fraction of ORF1 exists as a dimer in solution (described below).
Selected varieties were grown hydroponically with high B using a nutrient solution described in [ 12].
Holmes' stated preference for something stronger than tea, perhaps "seven percent stronger", is a reference to his use of a seven percent cocaine solution described in The Sign of the Four.
