The phrase "intricate solution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a solution that is complex and detailed, often requiring careful thought or analysis.
Example: "The engineer presented an intricate solution to the problem that involved multiple steps and considerations."
Alternatives: "complex solution" or "detailed solution."
It is often the way of things that new brooms see intricate solutions simply as mess, and rather than accepting that they came about in response to intangibly impossible questions, conclude that they must be evidence of bad management: simplify the solution and you'll clarify the problem.
These are long-term problems that require sustained and intricate solutions over time, applied at the community level.
Jacobs acknowledged this at various moments, and suggested as a solution intricate forms of micro-zoning to protect diversity from self-destruction.
The tools of nanotechnology have enabled researchers to examine intricate and ingenious solutions that nature has devised in diverse areas ranging from structures to signaling.
But no matter how intricate Pearl's fictionalized solution, it leaves us with the simple, nagging reminder of the novel that will never be finished.
The highest value was instead placed upon the apparently effortless solution of intricate artistic problems, such as the portrayal of the nude in complex and artificial poses.
The boundary conditions in (11) constitute an intricate part of our solution.
Optimal design and operation of complex chemical processes often require the solution of intricate dynamic optimization problems.
In the vertical, a uniform finite-difference discretisation facilitates the solution of intricate elliptic problems in thin spherical shells, while the pliancy of the physical vertical coordinate is delegated to generalised continuous transformations between computational and physical space.
Some colleagues referred to him as a genius; he could attend to engineering obstacles with extreme focus, and was able to visualize simple solutions for intricate problems.
