The phrase "a world of solutions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to convey the idea of having numerous options or answers available for a particular problem or situation.
Example: "Our company offers a world of solutions to meet the diverse needs of our clients."
Alternatives: "an array of solutions" or "a multitude of solutions".
It can build as many websites and social networks as it likes, but as long as it tries to impose mass solutions from the top in a world of personalized solutions from the bottom, it is doomed to fail – and our nation continue its slide into debt and enfeeblement.
"We are in a world of second-best solutions", says Anderson.
In a world of thousands of point solutions, the merger gives enterprises a best-in-class alternative to managing a multitude of point solutions and non-purpose built platforms.
The industry has accepted that we're living in a world of 1,000+ marketing technology solutions for the foreseeable future.
Yet in a world of sectors, silos and single solutions such as bednets or vaccinations or water pumps, a preparatory education and empowerment program for rural communities can only truly thrive if there are funding streams that are ready to support multi-issue, multi-year efforts.
We live in a world of increasingly global problems, ineffective national solutions, and consequent disillusion with democratic politics.
The next green revolution needs to be about diverse solutions, in a world of increasing extremes and degraded resources.
Solution: There's a world of safe, FAA-approved child seats for airplane use.
'The dramatically reducing cost of broadband and increased processing power gives a new world of commercial solutions.
Over-exploited fisheries are a common feature of the modern world and a range of solutions including area closures (marine reserves; MRs), effort reduction, gear changes, ecosystem-based management, incentives and co-management have been suggested as techniques to rebuild over-fished populations.
