The phrase "achieving a solution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of finding or reaching a resolution to a problem or challenge.
Example: "After several brainstorming sessions, the team is finally on the right track to achieving a solution to the project's issues."
Alternatives: "finding a resolution" or "reaching a solution."
It will be difficult to make progress on the living wage, but current developments are encouraging and the actions suggested here are real steps towards achieving a solution.
Six-country negotiations early in 2007 succeeded in achieving a solution that saw North Korea agree to dismantle its nuclear program in return for compensation.
Trump is "very committed to achieving a solution here that will be able to bring prosperity and peace to all people in the area," Kushner said ahead of his meeting with Netanyahu.
A small but significant detail will be pointed out here: Renn's two-dimensional scheme (based on the knowledge classification model by Funtowicz and Ravetz (1985)) might be interpreted in a way that for conflicts with low intensity and low complexity, knowledge and expertise are completely sufficient for achieving a solution.
For Mr Obama it is fear of a nuclear-armed Iran.Whereas achieving a solution in Palestine would be a feather in Mr Obama's cap, keeping Iran bombless while talking Israel out of a pre-emptive attack is one of the most vital foreign-policy aims of his administration.
Late last week, the Swedish foreign minister, Carl Bildt, forecast a period of severe repression, with hard-liners in command in Cairo, but said the Europeans should keep talking to all sides so as to be ready, if the opportunity arose, to play a role in achieving a solution.
Shalah has only just achieved a solution.
Displaying emotion makes the emoter feel better, but does nothing to achieve a solution.
"Our government is holding talks with everyone to achieve a solution and come to an agreement peacefully," he said.
"We will work closely with our European counterparts, Congress and the business community to achieve a solution".
On first being exposed to a reversal-learning problem, normally competent adult humans who can use language are likely to achieve a solution with great rapidity.
