The phrase "solution in which" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a solution or resolution to a problem or issue that was previously mentioned in the sentence or paragraph. Example: The company is facing financial difficulties, but we have come up with a solution in which we will cut costs by downsizing the workforce.
A solution in which no more solute can be dissolved at a given temperature and pressure is said to be saturated (see saturation).
No attempts were being made to find a genuine solution in which all parties were satisfied.
Without informing the review board, Dr. Togias changed the solution in which the chemical was delivered, making it less acidic.
We have equipped Honor 7 with a chipset level security solution in which personal data in the form of fingerprint images is protected with hardware.
He also began experimenting with seemingly minor changes, like switching the gel-like culture solution in which the cells are grown.
The global warming debate is coalescing around a "cap and trade" solution in which energy-efficient companies would be rewarded by the market.
A cheaper solution in which British submarines sailed from French or American bases has practical difficulties (and would make the claim of independent control perhaps conclusively unsustainable).
The NSA newsletters say the agency's response to the ruling was to work on a "conservative solution in which higher-risk collection would be sequestered".
"We are seeking a peaceful solution in which the Syrian government implements reforms," said Hamidreza Taraghi, a politician who is close to Iran's leaders.
Amino acids and proteins possess net positive or negative charges according to the acidity of the solution in which they are dissolved.
The least common type of solid solution is omission solid solution, in which a crystal contains one or more atomic sites that are not completely filled.
