The phrase "a solution which delivers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a solution that effectively meets a need or achieves a desired outcome.
Example: "We are looking for a solution which delivers measurable results in a short timeframe."
Alternatives: "a solution that provides" or "a solution that yields".
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CEO Stephen Upstone said in a statement that: "Brands need marketing solutions which deliver a business impact – sales, customers in stores and strong brand sentiment.
Existing talent management solutions were inefficient and outdated, so she created a new solution: Pathspark, which delivers metrics-driven professional development and coaching for the modern workforce.
That Nasa was capable of delivering a solution which met that outrageous catalogue of demands, and at a time in history when digital watches were still cool, is little short of miraculous.
Each of the 1,000 runs delivers one set of model parameters as a solution which is a candidate for the global optimum.
Its shadow business secretary, Chuka Umunna, once a fierce campaigner against tax avoidance, accepted a donation by a company which delivers "tailored tax solutions to individuals and organisations internationally".
The "patients" tote around a solution in a bag or purse, which delivers fats, protein, and water (no carbs) through the nasogastric tube into the stomach.
Unique sense: Smart computing prototype is a part of "unique sense" computing architecture, which delivers alternate solution for today's computing architecture.
The optimization problem is solved with a discrete Evolution Strategies algorithm, which delivers cost-effective solutions and reveals attributes of optimal structural designs.
A more well-known solution is IBM's Watson, which delivers data-driven insights that help providers make evidence-based decisions and get a more complete picture of their patients.
