"solve of" is not correct and cannot be used in written English.
To use "solve" in a sentence, it must be followed by a verb. For example, "I need to solve the problem of a faulty circuit".
"NP" (nondeterministic polynomial time) is a set of problems we want to solve, of varying degrees of difficulty.
But the most difficult challenge — both to grasp and to solve — of the cloud is its effect on our freedom to innovate.
There are still problems to solve, of course, but they tend not to be the nice, interesting intellectual problems that you get when in a technical role.
It's Saturday, and we warmed up for the toughest solve of the week on Friday with Brad Wilber's and Doug Peterson's excellent puzzle.
For months, Mr. Bloomberg has stopped short of forecasting all-out fiscal doom, arguing that with $600 million in givebacks from the unions, the city may be able to solve of some of its problems.
The puzzle by Mr. Blindauer is the one that everyone seems to be talking about, and with good cause: puzzle 5 at the A.C.P.T. is notoriously the most difficult solve of the entire tournament.
All comes together in the final solving of the mystery.
Problem solved, no further solving of the hot water faucet problem is required.
Note: Despite an arresting first chapter, what seems of most interest to Atkinson isn't the solving of crimes, but the solving of the problem of being alive.
A true-crime account of the solving of a double murder.
Gives the step by step procedure by the Homicide Squad in the solving of the case.
