The phrase "contribution to the solution" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how someone's efforts or input help resolve a problem or issue.
Example: "Her contribution to the solution was invaluable, as it provided a new perspective on the challenges we faced."
Alternatives: "input towards the resolution" or "part in solving the issue."
We think Frugalpac will make a huge contribution to the solution and we're looking forward to working with the industry to make this happen".
Fleck never developed this idea, and this is unfortunate, for this could be his contribution to the solution of the problem of demarcation.
Creeping rays can give an important contribution to the solution of medium to high frequency scattering problems.
Such series are obtained by summing the partial contribution to the solution coming from trees with arbitrary number of branches.
Variables are represented as vectors; the angular distance between vectors equates with correlation, and vector length again equates with relative contribution to the solution.
Therefore, the contribution to the solution G m − j ( X, Y, ω ) from those trips is − p GJ, n Q m − j ( X, Y, ω ).
Several examples of such comparisons for the pressure lead to the conclusion that the second order terms may add significant contributions to the solution of the problem.
According to the previous results, the contributions to the solution y depend on the signs of the eigenvalues of M. For the eigenvalues with negative real parts the contribution has the form y − ( t ) = N ∫ 0 1 s − M − I f ( s t ) d s, t ∈ [ 0, 1 ].
This method attenuates stochastic noise contributions to the solution by enhancing the intrinsic signal through signal amplification.
Now, we need the political will paired with business leadership and resources to tap their unfulfilled potential to accelerate progress on the Global Goals and celebrate their contributions to the solutions.
This methodology proposes to partition the original problem into a set of homogeneous elements, whose individual contribution to the problem solution can be evaluated separately.
