The phrase "a solution that connects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a solution that establishes a link or relationship between different elements, ideas, or systems.
Example: "Our new software offers a solution that connects users with the resources they need in real-time."
Alternatives: "a solution that links" or "a solution that integrates".
"Some say we should forget the symbolic connection to the spot, that in 50 years no one will call it Stalin, but I think we should find a solution that connects to the past, as a warning or whatever," Mr. Kasl said.
"I think a very small segment of the Steam population may be interested in a Steam machine but many power users will already have a solution that connects to the TV or streams content from their gaming rig to the TV if that's what they want.
M4JAM is a solution that connects Brands who want to get jobs done to Jobbers who are able to complete the jobs using their mobile devices.
But when day-to-day survival is your key priority, it's hard to think about long-term political ideologies, and Labour – or any party in Britain in 2017 – is yet to come up with a solution that connects and energises this section of society.
Bekenstein brilliantly developed a solution that connected the surface area of a black hole's event horizon (spherical region inside which light cannot escape, according to the classical picture) with a measure of black hole's gravitational entropy.
Ubi's creator Leor Grebler has announced Ubi's integration with SmartThings, a home automation solution that connects to lights, security systems, and presence sensors.
Switch Automation is an IoT building management solution that connects data, systems, people and devices for commercial real estate and corporate clients to efficiently manage large property portfolios.
They have about 12 crazy things and all of them are supposed to be some sort of Bluetooth solution that connects to a phone for hands-free listening.
They also like to have a say in product development, particularly Generation Z consumers who have a more democratic mentality, believing "my opinion matters". Embracing technology solutions that connect a brand directly with a customer can be a critical differentiator for retail SMBs right now, particularly because not many retailers are doing it well, if at all.
One version of the near-future is to create hybrid solutions that connect internal company platforms to a network of external marketplaces and other talent pools based on "best in class" capability.
Brown's book Just Enough is a compelling account of how Edo Japan confronted similar environmental problems and created solutions that connected farms and cities, people and nature.
