The phrase 'define solutions' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to refer to the process of discovering and explaining possible answers to a problem or question. For example, "We need to define solutions to the issue of global warming."
Practicum with real-world partners to define solutions to pressing policy problems.
First, community members themselves must be considered experts and define solutions and work with professionals from the social and natural sciences.
But now, owing to increasingly sophisticated procurement teams and purchasing consultants armed with troves of data, companies can readily define solutions for themselves.
For instance, in a traditional, customer-centric organization, marketers identify customer segments across multiple dimensions, then define solutions (a mix of products and services) to meet each segment's needs.
Now, we define solutions for a vector matrix game as follows.
The iterated minimization scheme that we introduced above has another interesting feature: it even suggests how to define solutions for functions F which are only l.s.c., with no gradient at all!
In particular, to define solution performance scattering, the fuzzy entropy is used as a global measure of variable dispersion.
Isong I, Dantas L, Gerard M, Kuhlthau K. Oral Health Disparities and Unmet Dental Needs among Preschool Children in Chelsea, MA: Exploring Mechanisms, Defining Solutions.
In this paper is presented a method for defining solutions concerning to the design of power and water distribution networks based on a multi-stakeholder environment.
We present a participatory experience where, instead of having science defining solutions and eliciting stakeholders' feedback, local actors actually drove the process.
The possibility of defining solutions near singularities is particularly important in flame modeling for it is near such points that ignition and burn-out may occur.
