The phrase "a solution involves" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the components or elements that make up a solution to a problem or situation.
Example: "In order to address the issue effectively, a solution involves collaboration between all team members."
Alternatives: "a solution requires" or "a solution consists of".
This is fine until a procession of three or four vehicles meets another procession of several cars stuck behind a truck, at which point the only way to reach a solution involves a good deal of human-to-human negotiation.
These curves can be used wherever a solution involves the positioning of a marked ruler relative to a given line (in Greek such constructions are called neuses, or "vergings" of a line to a given point).
However, in the case of an abandoned mine such a solution involves high costs, for the use of the Portland cement, the risk of pollution, for the leaching of heavy metals by the tailings, the delay in the solidification, due to the curing time.
The first step towards a solution involves a shift from birth weight-specific mortality to gestational age-specific mortality.
"A solution involving providing [more] British-trained doctors in significant numbers is a decade away at least, because that's how long it takes to train a doctor.
While he was at his father's bedside, a solution – involving "tricky methods and algorithms", as Tian puts it today – finally came to him.
And he called for a solution involving a cease-fire and brokered by international leaders that would establish a "national unity government with wide powers".
When Johnson was elected in 2008 he abandoned plans to reduce the capacity to 25,000 and resolved to find a solution involving a top-flight football club that could support a larger stadium.
And politicians believe that every problem in society, from religious and racial segregation to obesity and laziness, has a solution involving schools.
QUESTION FROM W1MATHEWS: If the polls show that a vast majority of registered Republicans and Democrats favor a solution involving taxes on the wealthy and deep spending cuts, why are Republicans so sure their "No new revenues", No increase in taxes, is such a winner ?
Now the 12 June gathering is being billed as the last chance for a solution involving all 42 senior clubs.
