The phrase "a solution it goes" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or misconstructed expression, and without context, it is unclear how it could be used.
Example: "When faced with a problem, a solution it goes, but clarity is key."
Alternatives: "a solution emerges" or "a solution follows".
"If anyone is going to come up with a solution, it's going to be Marty Bienenstock," said John J. Rapisardi, a partner at Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft who worked for Mr. Bienenstock earlier in his career.
"This idea that we're going to get rid of ISIS and then we'll hopefully use Assad and others to come up with a solution, it's not going to work," Rubio said.
In the case of the question/answer, for example, simply repeating the question would be a solution: It's not like they're going to incur extra printing costs or run out of space in an e-book.
"I have absolute confidence if you come up with a viable solution it is going to be implemented, adopted, and institutionalized," Kerry said.
Students are trained not to do that and not to offer a quick solution, even though it goes against the urge to buffer an uncomfortable situation.
I'll say, "Look, they want to try to get a solution but it's going to be difficult".
When problems are large and complex, we might not have the right data available to have any hope of finding a solution if we go it alone.
A current race for a solution goes by the deceptively blah name of "knowledge management," or K.M.
Thus, although the Fair Housing Act's main provision was an individualistic tort solution to discrimination, it went further, and called on the HUD and other federal agencies to "administer the programs and activities relating to housing and urban development in a manner affirmatively furthering" fair housing.
In order to find a possible solution it is necessary to go back to the original cause of the conflict based on a combination of erroneous politics and a series of evaluation errors.
