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The phrase "and try to solve" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when encouraging someone to make an effort to find a solution to a problem or challenge.
Example: "If you encounter any issues during the project, please document them and try to solve them before reaching out for help."
Alternatives: "and attempt to resolve" or "and work on finding a solution".
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You categorize the problem and try to solve it".
These questions really force people to look beyond their local problems and try to solve them on a larger scale.
Look at things and try to solve the problems and not get excited or hyper while in an emergency.
His eagerness to jump in and try to solve problems raised implicit questions about his managerial competence.
Specifically, we make use of energy-aware methods to formulate an overall optimization problem, and try to solve it by combining heuristic and statistical searching approaches.
The proposal: to move to the village and try to solve the mystery of the disappearance of the millionaire's niece thirty years before.
Next, they will sit in front of a computer screen and try to solve hypothetical problems that require reasoning ability, spatial skills and the like.
Be accepting and let's all pull together and try to solve the problems of the world but don't isolate and be prejudiced against gay people".
In this new animated special, Scooby's friends decide to spend Christmas Eve at the local inn and try to solve the mystery.
"We test because we expect to find problems and try to solve them," said Senator Thad Cochran, a Mississippi Republican and a staunch missile-defense supporter.
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Close your eyes for a moment and try to solve his problem.
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