The phrase "a solution will be in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the expected location or context of a solution to a problem or question.
Example: "After analyzing the data, I believe a solution will be in the revised methodology we proposed."
Alternatives: "a solution will be found in" or "a solution will exist in".
Let us note that in the entire paper all derivatives will be always understood in the sense of Fréchet and, by the measurability, we mean the one with respect to the Lebesgue σ-algebra in [ 0, T ] and the Borel σ-algebra in E. The notion of a solution will be understood in a strong (i.e. Carathéodory) sense.
"It is being discussed at length with the Ministry of Finance and a solution will be found in the course of the next few days".
I suspect a key part of the solution will be in the workplace".
In time the solution will be in a discrete fashion, where Δ t represents the time step.
Instead, the solution will be in any of a dozen ideas that will find the right fit of time and place.
David Cameron said at PMQs that a solution will be presented by the chancellor in the autumn statement in three weeks' time, but refused to say if the changes would leave people worse off.
Part of the solution will be in the ontologies and categorizations provided by the semantic Web.
Under oxidizing, near-neutral and generally low salinity conditions, Au in solution will be in its 3+ valency.
Total water volumes will remain the same or slightly lower but delivery of the solution will be in larger volumes per watering.
European stock markets, Oct 15th Photograph: /Thomson Reuters Monex Capital reckons that Wall Street may open flat, while traders watch for a real breakthrough on Capitol Hill: Market sentiment appears to be turning once again with traders becoming increasingly optimistic that a solution will be found to the impasse in Washington before the money essentially runs out on Thursday.
