The phrase "a tentative solution to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a proposed or preliminary answer to a problem that is not yet finalized or confirmed.
Example: "After much deliberation, we have come up with a tentative solution to the issue of resource allocation."
Alternatives: "a provisional answer to" or "a preliminary solution for".
It is clear that it was India's gesture of goodwill that led to a tentative solution of the dispute.
As a tentative solution, we secondly present experimental methods to assess bank strength effects that can be used in the design of river pattern experiments.
For now, Dripping Springs High School appears to have found a tentative solution.
When evaluating the fitness of a tentative solution, the most straightforward method would be to sum up, for all taxa in the tree, the distance between the taxon under consideration and the two taxa next to it, i.e. taxa at radius r = 1.
A tentative answer to this crucial question is attempted.
THIS week's print column looks at the puzzle of better press regulation, and offers a tentative solution.
As a tentative solution, a new shim header called CoopHeader, which contains the MAC addresses of source, helper, and destination, has instead been inserted between the MAC header and the MAC payload.
Can the authors suggest some possible ways in which a tentative solution can be set up that could be discussed and adopted in critical assessments of function prediction tools?
The basic idea of these algorithms is for agents to repeatedly improve their tentative and flawed sets of assignments for variables simultaneously while communicating such tentative sets with each other until finding a solution to an instance of the distributed constraint satisfaction problem (DisCSP).
For many problems, especially economic ones, it might be best not to specify any tentative solutions, but instead to shape economic incentives and let the free market explore the solution space.
