"solutions to questions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when needing to refer to answers to questions. For example, "This book provides solutions to questions about physics."
Our findings emphasize the complex nature of patterns of species occupancy in tropical multiple-use forestry landscapes, and illustrate that there may be no easy solutions to questions regarding the conservation value of secondary and exotic plantation forests.
There may be situations when team members try to find solutions to questions that have no clear answers, or where there are disagreements between the people regarding forecasts of the outcomes of scientific research or start-up work.
In both cases, only partial flipping is involved with only the very basic part of the teaching contents assigned to students and the bulk of teaching contents still handled in the traditional way in which teachers are still the center of information dissemination and main source of solutions to questions.
Each candidate will be solely featured at the forum, presenting their own ideas and solutions to questions shared by a nonpartisan independent panel.
Or when a business gets stuck on a problem, it can crowdsource solutions to questions across oceans and languages, employees and partners.
Research Interests: applied science problems to provide solutions to questions concerning possible land degradation, climate change, invasive species, conservation biology, and ecological restoration.
Because the status of higher-order logic is potentially dubious – due to the problems associated with the notion of powerset – a positive solution to questions (a) and (b) calls for a first-order logic more powerful than FO.
The special prize in 2005 was awarded to Iurie Boreico, a student from Moldova, who came up with a brilliant solution to question 3, which was an inequality involving three variables.
I like mixtures, the challenges they present, and finding new solutions to old questions".
Ultimately, Israel and Syria must work out their own solutions to the questions dividing them.
Another site, Cramster, specializes in solutions to textbook questions in science and engineering.
