"promote solutions" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to suggest something should be done to resolve an issue. For example, "We must promote solutions to the environment problem before it's too late."
In the meantime, the National Park Service could promote solutions to human-deer conflicts such as vehicle collisions.
Parties frequently don a hairshirt and promote solutions which may be electorally popular in the short term, but which in the longer term damage themselves and their rivals.
Until his inauguration, Mr. Obama has the advantage of being able to promote solutions without having political responsibility for the increasingly acute economic situation.
Policy Network has produced a handbook of ideas for the Chile conference and it is to Brown's credit that he investing time and his authority to promote solutions.
Children were given a task-based activity specifically designed to promote solutions that would be grounded in conceptual understanding.
It will put the weight of government behind the whole issue, making sure that it's more than artists and their membership organisations who promote solutions and ensure sustainability in the visual arts.
The humid climatic conditions that promote solution production and dripstone formation are readily apparent in such tropical areas.
They differ primarily from traditional GA by using specialized fitness functions and introducing methods to promote solution diversity.
I will speak at a Concussion Conference on Wednesday, trying to promote solution to this devastating health epidemic.
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It will also suggest that an abstract approach risks promoting solutions that rely too heavily on government to solve.
