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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at solving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone's ability or skill in finding solutions to problems or challenges.
Example: "She has always been exceptional at solving complex mathematical equations."
Alternatives: "good at resolving" or "skilled in addressing".
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I'm an utter failure at solving.
Computers are generally good at solving specific problems, not specifically good at solving general ones.
The government's antitrust lawsuit was aimed at solving these problems.
Bailey remembers him being "sublime at solving technical problems".
ACO proved good at solving travelling-salesman-type problems.
Engelbart had always been good at solving mechanical problems.
But I jumped in at solving the problem.
Yet it has proven hopeless at solving the crimes.
They are aimed at solving the system's longstanding problems.
Today's announcement is aimed at solving the more complex problem of the utilities' accumulated debt.
The conditions are directed at solving the unaffordability of the student loan book.
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