The phrase "solution resides in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation where a particular problem or issue can be resolved if the appropriate solution is found. For example, "The solution resides in finding a way to reconcile the two sides' differing views."
By implication the solution resides in polymorphous perverse sex.
The current crisis, for all we know, is momentary; the solution resides in the ability of listeners to open their ears.
With Proferi, the solution resides in the cloud, but this is only the beginning.
A critical aspect of this solution resides in the possibility of a premature cracking in the reentrant corner of the dapped-end beam.
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The analytical queue occupancy, however, is a real number which is found to be 3.9049 in units of packets for all values of B. By its very nature, the fixed-point approach makes the location of (mathcal {B}) irrelevant to the solution once the solution resides in either (mathcal {R}_{1}) or (mathcal {R}_{2}).
The solutions residing in nature surpass our conception of what's even possible.
The solution ultimately resides in a deep, continuous commitment to safe and civil schools from preschool through high school.
At the same time, Stanford University researchers released a report suggesting that an important part of the solution may reside in Proposition 36, the 2012 ballot initiative which allowed for the release of some of the state's "Three Strikes" prisoners.
The solution may reside in the application of hierarchical formalisms to represent an intermediate level between the reaction and the cell.
However, it is possible that other optimal solution may reside in the vicinity of the results from the kinetic modeling.
