The phrase 'imminent solution' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a solution that is likely to happen soon or is likely to be presented soon. For example: With the upcoming election, citizens are hoping for an imminent solution to the country's economic turmoil.
Since the strike began this March, Amref has not been able to resolve a standoff with the VHTs and there is no sign of an imminent solution.
Reports about the fate of the northern city have gone back forth for a week now, some talking of an imminent solution, others of Arabs within Kunduz determined to fight on.
Mr. Bing's suggestion comes as Detroit, Michigan's largest city, faces a budget shortfall that is estimated to reach about $150 million early next year and has no signs of an imminent solution.
Downtown, union leaders and schools officials met behind closed doors at a hotel, but there were no signs of an imminent solution, and the sides seemed to be sparring over nearly everything.
More worrying than these are issues that don't seem to have an imminent solution.
The instability and insecurity in Dagestan has been growing for more than 15 years without any imminent solutions.
Rather than an imminent two-state-solution, the reality is that a de-facto three-state solution is evolving (Israel, West Bank and Gaza).
They should acknowledge that no final status solution is imminent".
Admittedly an "iPod solution" is "imminent", but what that is, Qtrax is not currently prepared to say; so, until then it's DRM all the way.
Break the future into little intervals, and it never ends: this is the Keatsian solution to imminent mortality, but Tanning, with her resolved good nature, her lightness of touch, and her longevity, is the least Keatsian poet imaginable.
The need for inexpensive alternative to indium doped tin oxide (ITO) transparent electrodes is imminent for cost-efficient solution processed optoelectronic applications.
