"a solution is sought" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used in formal or professional writing. Example: In order to address the issue, a solution is sought that will benefit all parties involved.
Once a quality problem is found, a solution is sought usually based on experience, which is basically ad hoc.
Whether or not this method yields a solution (i.e.,whether or not a fixed-point can be found) depends on the exact nature of the differential operator and the collection of functions from which a solution is sought.
However, in number theory, typically a solution is sought consisting only of integers.
The objective function is then formulated and a solution is sought which minimizes the sum of deviations from their respective goal.
A solution was sought and reached through regional organisations like the Mercosur trade group and the Rio Group, while purposefully avoiding the OEA, where US participation is inevitable.
The second half began in high farce when the floodlights failed not once but twice, leading to a lengthy hiatus while a solution was sought.
In this project, a solution was sought whereby the detail of the ICF core set was used as an aide memoir i.e. the glossary to the (adapted) chapter headings.
In the more general case of an unsymmetric rotor running on an unsymmetric supporting structure, a series solution is sought for the equation of motion.
If a single solution is sought, then an additional selection must be performed on the Pareto set of non-dominated solutions.
Consequently a parsimonious solution is sought from the EFA, where a root mean square error of approximation (RMSEA) value below.10 is considered suitable [ 14].
The performance measure for optimization is the ratio of the fault-gain to the noise standard deviation in the residual; a max min solution is sought that maximizes the smallest of these measures within a given residual structure.
