The phrase 'forge solutions' is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to describe the process of creating innovative and creative solutions to complex problems. For example, "The team worked hard to forge solutions to the difficult problems they were facing."
Instead you have to "be agile, hack things together, funnel ideas, forge solutions, tweet about them, blog about them; fail lots, win some".
While medical research received a large injection of funds, university research funding was cut, as was financial support for co-operative research centres, which bring industry and scientists together to forge solutions to some of the biggest environmental, social and economic challenges facing the country.
At every turn, I witnessed people working to forge solutions to some very complex challenges.
Humanists say we must forge solutions that respect all of us, and provide new opportunities.
They are places where industry, vision, art, architecture and necessity collide to forge solutions to the challenges the landscapes and people demand.
Beating up Indians had become a rite of passage for some racists, spurring activism by Navajo community leaders to stop the violence and forge solutions.
The paper concludes by considering how disagreements between sub-niche actors could lead to productive mutual learning and the possibility of forging solutions contributing to more robust and equitable sustainability transitions.
All of us can work together to raise awareness, inspire others, and play a critical role in forging solutions.
Writing for the National Catholic Reporter, Michael Sean Winters calls upon the Catholic Church to take a lead in forging solutions through its catholic conferences at the state levels and Catholic Charities directors at the dioceses levels.
The Cu Cr composite was fabricated by casting method in vacuum and forged, solution-treated and cold drawn.
It will take a formidable alchemy to forge strong solutions here.
