The phrase "a solution that gives" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a solution that provides a specific benefit or outcome.
Example: "We need to find a solution that gives us a competitive edge in the market."
Alternatives: "a solution that provides" or "a solution that offers".
The challenge is to invent a solution that gives paralysed people close to the same freedom of movement that most of us enjoy.
"What they're asking for is a solution that gives them critical business information".
Instead, find the dimensions where you can make things materially simpler, and build a solution that gives users more power with fewer features.
In turn, POS players will be able to provide merchants with a solution that gives them updates that "keep pace with rapidly evolving payment technology," he says.
If paralysis wins the vote, the challenge will be to come up with a solution that gives paralysed people close to the same freedom of movement that most of us enjoy.
He also noted that while users can always create their own filters, Google wants to build a solution that gives all users a great out-of-the-box experience.
In his remarks last week, Mr. Bloomberg suggested he would probably support a solution that gave those in office in 2008 an opportunity for a third term.
For partners, Roku offers a software solution that gives them an easy way to add streaming video services on their connected TVs.
If the unconstrained problem (11) for a particular has an optimal solution that gives rise to, this will also be a solution to the original constrained problem [35].
But people there feel the government in the last few weeks has revealed it has no interest in allowing a political solution that gives rights to an alternative voice in the north, where there is religious tolerance and Christians and Muslims living together.
"It is a quick solution that gives families some breathing room".
