"problem solving time" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to indicate that it is time to focus on resolving an issue or problem. For example: "It's problem solving time. Let's consider our options and find the best solution."
For example, I have coached large numbers of disabled people and, often, they have far more experience of problem solving, time management, people management, emotional intelligence, adapting to change and being creative and resilient.
In 1999, a report by the Business-Higher Education Forum condemned graduates for lack of skills in problem solving, time management, analytical thinking and basic writing and speaking, calling for restructuring curriculum and teaching.
In three experiments, we showed that the impact of spatial arrangement of information on problem solving time can be surprisingly large for complex real world tasks.
Many of these skills revolve around problem solving, time management and creativity — on top of a ton of real-world experience.
Consider that if you have problems in reading, memorization, problem solving, time management or some other basic skill, the same problems may affect some of your other courses.
Listen carefully to her struggles with this so she feels understood. 5. Now it's problem solving time.
Clearly, many subjective processes (such as problem solving) take time to run their courses.
Problem solving: A time when you successfully dealt with a challenge.
Key transferable skills highly prized by employers include visual and critical awareness, problem solving and time management.
By practicing problem solving under time pressure but in the absence of ambiguous threats, companies can refine their processes for assessing problems and inventing creative solutions.
Whatever you've got your eye on, now that you're a dab hand at the likes of mathematical and statistical analysis, problem solving and time management, you have skills worth having.
