The phrase "solution to tackle" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to describe a proposed or recommended approach to addressing a problem or challenge. Example: "We need to come up with a sustainable solution to tackle the issue of climate change."
This would be a sensible solution to tackle Africa's lack of specialists and infrastructure.
Has your council or housing association found an innovative solution to tackle the demand for affordable accommodation for single people?
Could this almost-waste-free food production method be the miracle solution to tackle worldwide food shortages that some expect?
The NHS Confederation said the extra cash would be "useful in the short term" but called for a longer term solution to tackle the challenges facing emergency care.
They [politicians] empower the citizens to participate and invite other stakeholders – private and public – to participate, to provide ideas, to find a common solution to tackle the issue of not having addresses.
Mobile cloud computing was proposed as a solution to tackle this challenge [2].
Task shifting is a low-cost solution to tackling gaps in health services in the developing world, for example those in HIV and mental health treatment.
Now, one Israeli startup thinks it's found a solution to tackling these swelling populations – biodegradable diapers and female hygiene products made out of jellyfish.
"First, we have to democratise companies, then we have to build the organisation on principles and values so they become part of the community and part of the solution to tackling social problems," he stresses.
A spokesman said: "We are quite clear there is no single solution to tackling these problems.
Matt Simister, Tesco's commercial director of group food, said there was "no quick-fix single solution" to tackling food waste.
