The phrase "a solution under which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific arrangement or condition that leads to a particular outcome or resolution.
Example: "We need to find a solution under which all parties can agree to the terms of the contract."
Alternatives: "a solution that allows for" or "a solution in which".
What Mr. Nixon should have been about for the last year and a half what Presidents Johnson, Kennedy or Eisenhower should have done long ago was to try achieve a solution under which Taiwan would get a sep arate U.N. membership while Peking would take over China's credentials and permanent Security Council seat.
In this article, our interest is to study that Eq. (1.1) has a solution under which condition of A and g.
Gravesend's local bailiffs and Belling tried to negotiate a solution under which Burley would accept a sum of money in return for dropping his case, but this failed and Belling was taken away to be imprisoned at Rochester Castle.
Most Palestinians have accepted a two-state solution under which they would build a state in the Gaza Strip and West Bank, the lands Israel occupied in the 1967 war.
The ECB refused to comment and gave no formal confirmation to MPS, but its decision may have closed the door to a private-sector solution under which major investors, including the sovereign wealth fund of Qatar, would invest €5bn in cash.
"This solution, under which they will own a significant minority stake in the bank, will then allow them to share in the upside of the transformation of the bank".
The Howard government created the Pacific solution, under which boat people are forcibly relocated to Nauru, an independent (but bankrupt) republic in the central Pacific.
The decision paves the way for the closure of the camp which has become synonymous with Australia's so-called "Pacific solution", under which most of its refugees have been processed in offshore detention camps.
Together, they promoted "the sherifian solution", under which the Hashemite family—Hussein, the sherif of Mecca, and his sons would rule over the region under Britain's eye.The family, though pre-eminent in the Arab world, had its imperfections.
One proposal includes "token" solutions, under which every customer would be given a small device that regularly generates random passwords, offering customers an extra layer of security.
We should seek a solution of (2.1) under which satisfying the boundary conditions on the negative semiaxis (3.10).
