"properly solved" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe a problem or situation that has been successfully resolved or dealt with in the correct manner. Example: The issue of overcrowding in the city's public transportation system was properly solved with the implementation of a new subway line.
"I don't think that challenge has been properly solved," Mr. Bell said, so completing deals in emerging markets is "going to be slow and painful".
Due to this it has been properly solved in the Search Based Software Engineering SBSEE) field.
It is not trivial how to do it, but if properly solved, then k-means can be applied.
It is one of the important 3D vision methods to recover a dense disparity map from paired images once the inherent ambiguities are properly solved.
Since such roller bearings were imported from a foreign company and operated by a Chinese company, not only economic losses but also international commercial dispute would be induced if this case would not be immediately and properly solved.
This contradiction must be properly solved, considering the requirement of both freeze protection and crack prevention, which is the main feature of the construction of mass concrete in winter.
It would take until late in the evening before Sumerling was able to properly solve the mystery of the new islands.
Moreover, it properly solves the error accumulation problem.
A useful rule of thumb for DevOps investment is as follows: Every hour of firefighting earns at least one hour of development effort to properly solve that problem.
By analyzing Figure 18, we can conclude that the proposed technique is robust against large range displacements, whereas the global range alignment algorithm cannot properly solve these situations.
First of all, properly solving such a problem often involves multiple (six to seven) expert skills, yet each skill is practiced only once per problem.
