The phrase "limited solutions" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when describing a situation or problem where there are only a few options or answers available. For example: "After much research and discussion, the team was only able to come up with a few limited solutions to the issue at hand." "The political debate highlighted the candidates' differing views, but ultimately offered limited solutions for addressing the country's economic problems."
The Bush administration, with the Treasury Department heading the efforts, is looking for more limited solutions.
"It might be viewed as a crackpot idea," he said, "but it's valuable for the purpose of a dialogue on the traffic issue because there are limited solutions".
"We propose a radical alternative to the NFFR's limited solutions to the current fragmented, inefficient and ineffective flood risk management arrangements," said Neil Parish, the Conservative MP who chairs the environment, food and rural affairs (Efra) select committee.
Since there are limited solutions for organizing physical media using your computer, I like where this is going.
While solutions abound for static loads, only limited solutions exist for dynamic loads.
"They need to partner in order to offer complete solutions and their biggest competition is Cisco, but Cisco's been offering limited solutions.
"While resettlement is a limited solution and is conducted at the discretion of resettlement countries, it is an important protection tool and responsibility-sharing mechanism for the growing number of displaced people around the world," it said.
While it is desirable to look to Africa and elsewhere for crude oil to lessen our dependence on Mideast oil ("In Quietly Courting Africa, White House Likes Dowry," front page, Sept. 19), I am troubled by this limited solution.
Alan Brown, chief investment officer of Schroder Investment Management, is concerned that the deal to protect European banks and allow Greece to renegotiate its debt is only a limited solution to the region's problems.
Unfortunately, you can never be sure; this is a very limited solution (though certainly a welcome one).
When a local search operator is applied to the candidate solution, only a limited solution part is modified.
