The phrase "finding a solution with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing collaboration or methods to resolve a problem.
Example: "We are focused on finding a solution with our partners to address the ongoing issues."
Alternatives: "seeking a resolution alongside" or "working together to find a solution."
Although no one succeeded in finding a solution with straightedge and compass, they did succeed with a mechanical device and by a trick.
The best minds in the industry have experimented with paywalls and micropayments, but no one seems to have come close to finding a solution, with one notable exception: the 90s CITV show ZZZap!
However, there is creeping concern that with less than a year to go Britain is no closer to finding a solution, with no ideas considered developed enough to form the framework for a post-Brexit plan.
"That has never been mentioned, except by the media," said Marc Schmidgall, the communication and marketing manager of the E.C.A. "We are still in the process of finding a solution with FIFA and UEFA.
Unfortunately, finding a solution with real and lasting impact has not been easy, as global warming presents an incredible challenge.
We remain committed to finding a solution with GEMA compatible with YouTube's business model so that we can again provide a source of revenue for musicians and a vibrant platform for music lovers in Germany.
While the exact origin of the phrase is open to debate, it's generally considered to mean: inventing something, or finding a solution to something, with whatever's at hand.
"The House remains committed to finding a solution and working with our Senate colleagues, but the burden remains on the Senate to demonstrate that it is capable of passing something that keeps our promise, as the House has already done," Ryan said.
The courses — taken for credit and taught by Stanford instructors — let teams of students choose from a list of real problems plaguing the government, paired them with sponsors from the Defense or State departments, and tasked them with not just finding a solution, but coming up with a viable product that the government would actually use.
This development has nothing to do with finding a solution, and everything to do with attempts to tidy up the severely damaged image of the Metropolitan police in the public eye.
Hence, the problem of finding a solution x ∈ E with 0 ∈ A x has been studied by many researchers (see [4 12] and the references contained therein).
