The phrase "as an ideal solution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a preferred or optimal approach to a problem or situation.
Example: "In addressing the issue of climate change, renewable energy sources are often proposed as an ideal solution."
Alternatives: "as a perfect answer" or "as a preferable option".
Indeed, many see it as an ideal solution to the local access problem.
As negotiations intensified in June and July, the fire station came to be viewed as an ideal solution.
We are unlikely to yield completely to either force as an ideal solution to our social and political turmoil.
The spark for Platform, which appears to present sex tourism as an ideal solution for rich, clapped-out westerners and locals with nothing to sell but their bodies, was a package tour to Thailand.
Even if there are no other options, nobody here sees bankruptcy as an ideal solution, and people fret about another black eye for a place that has twice been ranked the "most miserable city in America" by Forbes magazine.
For this end, the multi-dimensional and flexible PON (Mflexi-PON) will emerge as an ideal solution of supporting the heterogeneous access with different resource multiplexing ways.
The joystick, in essence, acts as a Bluetooth keyboard with certain keys bound to different on-screen actions — maybe not an ideal solution as far as control is concerned, but much easier than going through Apple's MFi accessory certification program.
Algorithm 2 Parallel perfusion imaging analysis > Parallel perfusion imaging analysis > As GPGPUs is an ideal solution for matrix operations; it can be expected to improve the performance of Data reorganization and Denoising steps.
Our proposal can minimize mobility signaling as much as possible during handoff, which presents an ideal solution for fast moving and ping-pong moving mobile users.
The concept of an ideal solution, as expressed by Raoult's law, was already well-known during the last quarter of the 19th century, and it provided the early physical chemists with a powerful technique for measuring molecular weights.
Not an ideal solution, as people in countries without official limits on free speech would be unable to hear what was being said.
