"tailored to the problem" is a perfectly acceptable phrase to use in written English.
You can use it to refer to something customized or suited to a specific situation. For example, "We need to find a solution tailored to the problem at hand."
This is not unreasonable in principle, if narrowly tailored to the problem.
This optimization problem is then solved by a genetic algorithm specially tailored to the problem.
The vogue now is for bespoke inquiries efficient, informal processes carefully tailored to the problem at hand.
Then an efficient algorithm based on the novel concept of Incremental Hypercubic Sampling (IHCS), specially tailored to the problem structure, is proposed along with the convergence analysis.
We find gains from utilizing robust approaches to monetary policy design, but only when the approach to robustness is carefully tailored to the problem at hand.
This paper presents some unpublished aspects and ongoing developments of the recently elaborated generator approach to the evolutionary optimization of catalytic materials, the purpose of which is to obtain evolutionary algorithms precisely tailored to the problem being solved.
Congress needs to enact national rules governing voter registration, provisional and absentee ballots, and voter verification and access in a new Voting Rights Act tailored to the problems confronting American democracy today.
But the best checklists are the ones you create yourself, because they are tailored to the problems that come up in your own day to day life.
A package of basic consumer protection rights tailored to the problems faced by the poor in accessing money should be implemented [ 48].
The abstractions are generated using a tractable, domain-independent algorithm whose only input is the definition of a problem to be solved and whose output is an abstraction hierarchy that is tailored to the particular problem.
Medical imaging procedures are tailored to the clinical problem of the patient and to patient characteristics.
