The phrase "a solution whereby" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a method or approach that achieves a particular outcome or resolves an issue.
Example: "We need to find a solution whereby all team members can contribute their ideas effectively."
Alternatives: "a solution that allows" or "a solution through which".
The company and its franchises "are committed to finding a solution whereby we can continue to provide health care options," said Danya Proud, McDonald's spokeswoman.
The two worked out a solution, whereby Sir Colin would become non-executive chairman and Mr Fifield would take over as chief executive.
The French Football Federation tried to negotiate a solution whereby Monaco have to pay €200m over the next seven years, which is currently being challenged by Monaco in court.
A spokesperson said: "We appreciate Nico Rosberg's desire to congratulate the German team and have therefore been in discussions with the Rosberg team to attempt to find a solution, whereby he is still able to show his support for Germany without using Fifa intellectual property in a commercial context".
Is there a solution whereby consumers, ISPs, and content providers can be better off?
Consider a solution whereby, at the point of sale, a digital version of the receipt is transferred along with the payment transaction to your bank or financial institution.
Consistent with this point of view, Boris Johnson, a leader of the "Leave" camp, has argued for a "Canadian solution" whereby the E.U. would have the same sort of relationship with London that it has with Ottawa.
NetGenerator uses a different solution, whereby the regression just provides initial parameters for a non-linear optimisation of an objective function of the least squares type.
Relaying is a LPN solution, whereby, compact relay nodes (RNs) are wirelessly self-backhauled via a standardized LTE relay link (Un interface) towards a macro donor eNode B (DeNB) [13].
"There has to be a sensible solution whereby every family has the option to spend time together when they choose to, without fear of prosecution from education authorities".
"There has to be a sensible solution whereby every family has the option to spend time together when they choose to, rather than tying families to set holiday periods," the LGA said.
