The phrase "an operational solution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a practical or functional answer to a problem or challenge, often in a business or technical context.
Example: "After analyzing the issues we faced, the team proposed an operational solution that would streamline our processes and improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "a practical solution" or "a functional solution".
Military leaders and IT professionals involved in research or working for the private sector will be able to develop an operational solution within 18 months.
At that meeting, BP was assured by the Department of Energy and Climate Change (Decc) that it would do what it could, with lawyers from the Treasury, the Foreign Office and the business department, to find "an operational solution" to allow BP to reopen the major North Sea gas field it owned jointly with Iran despite the EU's sanction regime against that country.
Despite its acceptance for bulk wood commodities, we are unaware that this has been implemented as an operational solution by any country.
Thus, activated nucleic monomers can form in a liquid non-aqueous environment in conditions compatible with the thermodynamics of polymerization, providing an operational solution.
Although these have been interesting initiatives, an operational solution to integrate land cover information with land use processes at a meso-level scale has not yet been found (Heinimann 2006; Verburg et al. 2009).
A potential operational solution (pathway-based DDD), based on observability rather than predictability, is described, focusing on emergent properties of key metabolic pathways in vivo.
Most strategies proposed in the literature for dealing with this problem try to resolve the complex challenge of fully automated service creation, which is a very important open research challenge that still lacks a proper and operational solution.
For D1 low-frequency open boundary conditions for salinity, temperature and U and V velocity components are interpolated via a downscaling of the MERCATOR operational solution for the Northeast Atlantic area (Mercator-Océan Psy2V3).
One compromise operational solution is to reduce the transmission power well below its operational limits, but this means underutilization of network capacity.
This can become an issue in a smart grid context where new operational solutions such as Demand Response (DR) may emerge.
This paper presents the optimal design and operational solutions for a single mixed refrigerant liquefaction process under varying ambient temperatures.
