The phrase "agnostic solution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a solution is designed to work across different systems or platforms without being tied to any specific one.
Example: "The software offers an agnostic solution that can integrate seamlessly with various operating systems."
Alternatives: "platform-independent solution" or "universal solution".
A hypervisor agnostic solution that maintains IaaS provider interoperability.
Beginning early last year, the startup pivoted towards a more agnostic solution, creating an educational software platform and app to bring interactive textbooks to the college crowd.
But in order to do it on a global scale and not just something that will be a Visa solution and something that is a Mastercard, Amex or HSBC solution, we try to give an agnostic solution.
The idea with the new Card.io integration, PayPal support, planned integration with Zipmark, and all those still in the works (not yet public), is to make InvoiceASAP a payment agnostic solution for creating invoices on the fly, Hoeper explains.
This is an agnostic solution, CEO Norm Merritt told me, which is capable of working with the likes of Apple Pay but also whatever other payment methods and mobile wallets come down the pipeline.
This will only superficially increase options for marketers seeking device agnostic solutions.
"We will deliver 'infrastructure agnostic' solutions," announced Steven Francesco, C.E.O. of N x) Networks, "that can handle both voice and data and be deployed over virtually any network".
Executives from most, if not all, of these publishers at various times have stressed the need for agnostic solutions that can be used across devices, platforms.
For Adobe's customers this is a plus, though others may prefer the flexibility of more agnostic solutions that let you pick and choose your preferred upload destinations.
We're now extending Mantle using zero knowledge proofs to create a platform-agnostic solution for trading and supply chains.
It is worth noting that, being based on the x86 architecture, the PCEngines processor boards do not require, in principle, cross-compilation; however, we decided to use OpenWRT in order to abstract from the underlying hardware architecture making the WING/WORLD toolkit a platform-agnostic solution for wireless mesh networking.
