The phrase "around solutions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various approaches, methods, or ideas related to solving a problem or addressing an issue.
Example: "We need to brainstorm ideas around solutions that can improve our customer service experience."
Alternatives: "regarding solutions" or "concerning solutions".
Or one could say that the process itself — identify the problem, analyze the data, kick around solutions until the best one emerges, lead — is his conviction, not the principle involved.
Of course, there are some teething issues – to be expected with a console that hasn't launched yet – but there weren't that many things that tripped us up during development, and the dev support team were always on hand to turn around solutions quickly.
For as much consensus as there is around solutions, the lack of movement from Washington is shocking.
In a slide titled "potential traps", the author of the slide notes "dirty, 'work around' solutions are inevitable".
Flexible organizational structures, in which teams across functions or disciplines organize around solutions, can facilitate good connections.
In the next phase of the movement, we will build common language around solutions – around how to end police violence, around how to win.
Bear , Stearnsforecasts a $48 billion market for streaming media by 2010, up from $1.3 billion today, with perhaps 30percentt of the flow being delivered by third-party service providers -- whether satellite players or companies that offer land-based route-around solutions.
A spokesman for eBay, based in San Jose, Calif., said the company had been aware for some time that its system was at risk, but rather than interrupt service to fix it during the busy holiday season it chose to use a variety of work-around solutions.
Readers offered many helpful work-around solutions after a recent column about PayPal and its annoying demand that customers be "verified" — by handing over their bank account information — after they use PayPal to send more than $10,000 in e-payments.
Canon can't, since it sells to big corporate customers through middlemen like Ikon Office Solutions and Danka Business Systems neither of which approaches Xerox in its ability to offer all-around solutions.
Have you, like Stephen, found a costly work-around solution to the chaos Sandy has wrought?
