The phrase "a solution suggested for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a proposed answer or remedy for a specific problem or situation.
Example: "The report outlines a solution suggested for improving the efficiency of our production process."
Alternatives: "a proposed solution for" or "a recommended solution for".
Since the network is changing fast, any solution suggested for a 'snapshot' of the network would quickly become obsolete.
The solution suggested for this problem is changing the whole time-dependent variables into time-averaged components and fluctuating component.
We will discuss and analyze different software and hardware solutions suggested for energy efficiency in mobile devices.
The number of solutions suggested for Ascomycin 1 and Oroidin 2 in runs with theoretical and experimental data are shown in table 1.
Consequently, they rejected the other four solutions suggested for verification and supervision offered in the second and third Delphi rounds like the Medical Chamber, the National Health Insurance Service, and the Institute for Medical Informatics and the Slovene Medical Informatics Society.
This is why I was surprised to read the position for a Cyprus solution suggested by former British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw, for who I have a great deal of respect, in a recent op-ed in the London Times.
The study in aqueous solution suggested a redox process for its transformation, which is accompanied by the appearance of colloidal gold phase.
The governing Christian Democrats (CDU) of chancellor Angela Merkel insisted that Germany was pressing on in pursuit of a diplomatic solution, but suggested for the first time that it might support an international military response if it is proved that Syrian government troops used chemical weapons to attack its opponents.
The RMSEA (0.20) for this solution suggested a poor fit to the data [ 23].
A closed form solution was suggested for the wingspan-to-observed-inclusion-diameter ratio and the results were corroborated with the data available in the open literature.
