The phrase "a temporary solution would be" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing potential short-term fixes or alternatives to a problem.
Example: "In light of the ongoing issues with the software, a temporary solution would be to revert to the previous version until the bugs are fixed."
Alternatives: "a short-term fix could be" or "a provisional solution might be."
A more efficient temporary solution would be for governments to buoy the buying price of scrap.
If, as seems to be the case, frozen credit is paralyzing the economy, a simple solution would be to establish a temporary government lending program that would provide the necessary credit, with oversight, without enriching the perpetrators of financial disaster.
Speaking to Deutsche Welle, Thamrongnawasawat said that while temporary closures can help to an extent, the "ideal solution" would be for the bay to be closed permanently.
One solution would be to develop a supplementary "soft law" framework in order to ensure meaningful, temporary protection of such people.
Hospital Manager Andrew McLaughlin said wards were already full and a temporary solution was needed because there would not be enough beds.
"That would be only a temporary solution, which we think would be throwing good money after bad," Ramsay said.
Aid agencies including the UN Population Fund UNFPAA), Irish Aid and the Department for International Development are working with the Sierra Leonean government to find a temporary solution that would involve girls being educated outside the classroom.
A number of lawmakers argue that this would only be a temporary solution, and would not provide adequate funding.
So lawmakers crafted what was supposed to be a temporary solution: regulators would treat potentially high-risk products like the hips as moderate-risk products until officially determining how to classify them.
That's what the Heathrow recidivists would prefer, but it's a temporary solution that would prove a disaster, says the mayor.
