The phrase "a solution to avert" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a method or approach to prevent a negative outcome or situation.
Example: "The committee proposed a solution to avert the impending crisis by implementing new policies."
Alternatives: "a remedy to prevent" or "a measure to avoid".
But UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon Ki-moone malpractice wasaidore serious then initially thought" and called on Haiti's leadership and election candidates to negotiate a "Haitian solution" to avert violence.
Democrats say they need assurances from Mr. McConnell that he will not use procedural tactics to delay any potential bill for an interim solution to avert the fiscal crisis.
Many expect that politicians will come up with a short-term solution to avert the fiscal cliff.
saying that his only real obligation was to serve his constituents by finding a long-term solution to avert the so-called "fiscal cliff".
Before the court voted on Wednesday, several Brazilian media outlets reported that Temer, Viana and others had approached justices to negotiate a middle-of-the-road solution to avert a constitutional crisis.
Legal experts noted that one solution to avert a unionwide crisis could be for the bloc's 26 other member states to issue a declaration at a summit meeting later this month in Brussels agreeing to Czech demands.
One potential solution to avert further tragedies could be to again limit pilgrim numbers, but this would prevent more Muslims from performing the Hajj.
The officials said that even if they wanted to bypass the American government and ship in food from other countries, which would cost millions of dollars, it would be impossible to get it to Somalia in time and that the American sacks of grain sitting in Mombasa were the only solution to averting a widespread famine.
It is useful for the Senate to consider reasons this concentration might be at least beneficial, and to recognize that just restricting the size of banks is not the solution to averting the next banking crisis.
So I couldn't have been prouder to march on Sunday -- along with my family, friends, colleagues and hundreds of thousands of others -- demanding solutions to avert a climate catastrophe that would make devastating storms like Sandy the norm, and wash away much of my childhood home.
