The phrase "a solution will come" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing optimism or confidence that a resolution to a problem will eventually be found.
Example: "Despite the challenges we face, I believe that a solution will come if we work together and stay persistent."
Alternatives: "an answer will emerge" or "a resolution will be found".
A solution will come about only through political means.
Unfortunately, while Mr. Paulson may be bullish on the long-term prospects for the United States and the nation's ability to pay back its debts, he is less convinced that a solution will come anytime soon.
Price action in the world's financial markets dictate that investors still believe a solution will come in time, with the possibility of a short term solution to deficit cuts and raising the debt ceiling now appearing most likely instead of the longer term plan the Democrats would prefer.
In one of his e-mails, he wrote: I have to be honest with you, I doubt that there will be any real effort to save us, to be more accurate I doubt that any solution will come from the U.S., most of us are trying to reach Sweden or Norway where there seems to be more understanding of the plight of Iraqis.
This is the problem of service discovery, and finding a successful solution will come to affect many different aspects of our lives or create a semantic bottleneck.
But a Congressional solution will come slowly, and, with the Justice Department seeking access to several other Apple devices, it may not be willing to wait.
But few local residents expect either side to win a victory by force – they believe that the solution will come from a political deal.
This solution will come from a clever startup, not the underlying platform players Apple and Google.
The solution will come both with humane population control and with a change in the culture of cat ownership -- when people do not allow cats to produce litter after litter of kittens destined to become homeless, and when owners restrict their cats from roaming for the animals' own safety as well as the protection of wildlife.
You're not moving to satisfy that court order, and we are going to appoint someone, a master, who will issue a judgment as to how you comply".' Others agree that, ultimately, the solution will come from the courts.
The only real solution will come with peace".
