The phrase "as solution for" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "as a solution for" to be grammatically accurate.
Example: "We are considering implementing this strategy as a solution for our ongoing issues."
Alternatives: "as a remedy for" or "as an answer to".
have to be considered as solution for (P1).
After two additional iterations, the sequence 〈s 1,s 4,s 2〉 was identified as solution for our composition problem (cf. Figure 9).
By taking the similar synthesis approach, we can produce the CQDs via using NaOH as solution for burning dry tofu yellow serofluid after pyrolysizing, instead of using deionized water discussed above.
Other option for the production of biodiesel is the use of cooking oil waste due to its low cost and as solution for problem of disposal and potential contamination of the environment by these residues [11].
The traditional trijet designs were slowly retired, the last commercial trijet flight was in 2014.The industry abandoned the trijet design as solution for commercial aviation; however, executive jets such as the Falcon 7x and Falcon 8x, certified in 2016, show that this configuration might still be advantageous for specific markets.
We used (i) nonconcentrated virus and DMEM supplemented with 20% FCS as solution for muscle trituration and (ii) nonconcentrated and concentrated viral suspension as transduction agent and varied (iii) the incubation time with viruses and (iv) the type of plating surface.
The Gray Matter feature last Sunday, about the limitations of technology as solutions for urban problems, misstated the title of a San Francisco official, Jay Nath.
As our contribution to the proceedings, we've brought together a panel of experts for an interactive online discussion to explore the potential of low carbon retrofitting, as well as solutions for overcoming the barriers outlined above.
Portland's city government and business groups launched a "We Build Green Cities" effort to promote the region's clean tech companies and products as solutions for global clean economy challenges.
In the analysis of a hypothetical port, four alternatives were designed as solutions for port congestion.
Opportunistic wireless sensor networks (WSNs) have recently been proposed as solutions for many remote monitoring problems.
