The phrase "a stable solution to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a reliable or consistent answer to a problem or challenge in various contexts, such as mathematics, engineering, or social issues.
Example: "The researchers were able to identify a stable solution to the complex equation that had puzzled scientists for years."
Alternatives: "a reliable answer to" or "a consistent resolution to".
That put the deal first and a stable solution to Gaza's problems second.
Unlike the classic marriage problem or college admissions problem, there need not exist a stable solution to the roommates problem.
Yesterday's blast near the northern city of Gao came as two factions in the Malian army opened fire on each other in the capital, Bamako, underlining how far the country is from a stable solution to its year of crises.
Let u be a stable solution to (1.1).
Few believe that Serbia can join the EU unless a stable solution to the issue is found.
People can come to love moral virtue and the rites for their own sakes, and this is necessary, on Xunzi's view, for a stable solution to the problem of conflict between self-interested individuals.
The results also indicate that coloured noise can bring about a change from a unique stable solution to oscillatory behaviour.
If we are to find a sensible, stable solution to what amounts to a growing crisis, there needs to be a convocation of interested parties: NMA, Society of Editors, PA, BBC and, possibly, representatives from the culture, media and sport department (maybe the minister himself, John Whittingdale).
Numerical results obtained in this investigation demonstrate that the three models lead to a stable solution at high values of angular velocities.
He declared to the BBC that Nato, the EU, the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) and UN were the means for delivering a just and stable solution to the latest gunfight in the Caucasus.
However, in practice, there is variance in the results of individual LDA runs, and a common approach to derive a stable solution is to repeat the inference multiple times and to compare the results from a number of runs [ 74].
