The phrase "a special solution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a unique or tailored answer to a specific problem or situation.
Example: "After analyzing the data, we concluded that a special solution was necessary to address the client's needs."
Alternatives: "a unique answer" or "a tailored response".
They are ebonized with steel wool that was marinated overnight in a special solution of vinegar.
"She has more power than Venus so I need to try to think tonight of a special solution," she said with a smile.
When "Lawrence" was last restored, in 1988, some of these flaws could be disguised by "wetgate printing," a process of dousing the print in a special solution.
They were then taken to the emergency room in the Boone hospital where a nurse dressed in a "moon suit" decontaminated them, scrubbing them down with a special solution and large brushes, "like a car wash," Mr. Slagle said.
They go into vials with a special solution, called RNAlater, that preserves the nucleic acids of all the cells in the sample — which includes not only what apes eat, but cells sloughed off their gut linings, which contain all the things infecting them.
First, the watch must be cleaned in a special solution to remove all oils and dirt.
Reason enough for Bandai to announce [JP, PDF] a very special solution for users of those smart cards: a case that plays sounds from Kamen Rider every time you make a purchase.
As a special bounded solution, homoclinic solution is one of important subject in the study of qualitative theory of differential equations.
They also found and proved the interesting fact that all plane wave solutions to these equations are lightlike extremal submanifolds and vice versa, except for a type of special solution.
Based on concepts in the Caputo-Fabrizio and Atangana-Baleanu-Caputo sense, a derivation of the special solution was achieved via an iterative approach and using an iterative methodology via the Crank-Nicholson scheme.
In the next theorem, we show that up to a constant multiple the special solution of (1.7) described in Theorem 3.1 is unique.
