The phrase "beneficial solution for" can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a solution that will be advantageous or helpful in some way. For example, "We are looking for a beneficial solution for the current economic crisis."
A new sustainable energy technique called "Water Extraction from Atmospheric Air" is introduced as a beneficial solution for this problem.
"The club had no intention to sell the player, however the time came when the solution of a transfer was considered to be the most beneficial solution for all parties.
"Recent events have made clear that the conditions and spirit under which I agreed to serve to help find a mutually beneficial solution for all parties are not being adhered to by you," Mr. Luce wrote.
With the improved design, technique and low wear of metal on metal bearings, hybrid surface arthroplasty of the hip is considered as a beneficial solution for the young patient because of its bone preserving nature as well as the ease of converting to a total hip replacement.
Vasilyev added: "The time came when the solution of a transfer was considered to be the most beneficial solution for all parties".
One Greek government official described the 50-minute call as "constructive", adding: "The conversation was held in a positive climate, geared towards finding a mutually beneficial solution for Greece and the eurozone".
The case study of Kenya is particularly insightful as the rapid spread of off-grid systems demonstrates cost-effective and climate beneficial solutions for an unmet need [2], and also suggests that energy poverty exists in areas with decades of legacy electricity infrastructure, where households can remain without access despite the grid literally passing over their rooftops [3].
Patient and care provider express their preferences, wishes and values, and together they explore beneficial solutions for the given situation.
The themes that emerge in relation to these factors could constitute means to achieve beneficial solutions for various types of decision-makers, ranging from care services administrators to public administrators in charge of designing public spaces.
The left-wing leader said he wanted to reach a workable, fair and mutually beneficial solution with the eurozone for its €240bn (£179bn; $270bn) bailout.
Notably missing from the discussion of what to do with the High Line ["Which Track for the High Line?," Dec. 31] is the most sensible and beneficial solution: using it once again for rail service, cutting down on the ever-increasing number of trucks entering New York City via its overcrowded bridges and tunnels.
