The phrase "unorthodox solution" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a unique or unconventional approach to solving a problem or issue. Example: "The team came up with an unorthodox solution to the budget problem, using crowd-funding to raise the necessary funds."
To salvage his finances, Drumm decided on an unorthodox solution: start a 3D printer company.
The Protestant and Catholic communities in Northern Ireland were too insular and suspicious for graduate students with tape recorders to make headway, so Moloney suggested an unorthodox solution: finding interviewers who had participated in the Troubles.
When Murakami sat down to write his first novel, he struggled until he came up with an unorthodox solution: he wrote the book's opening in English, then translated it back into Japanese.
But behind the scenes, Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio, who led the public charge against the measure, spoke out in a heated meeting of bishops in 2010 and advocated a highly unorthodox solution: that the church in Argentina support the idea of civil unions for gay couples.
It was an unorthodox solution to a life-threatening heart condition: to vanish into the boondocks, far away from any medical care, to do even more exercise.
So an unorthodox solution emerged: An official in the French president's office said the statement may have language that sets the U.S. apart.
More recently, political parties have sought to tap into the anger unleashed by the attack — often with unorthodox solutions.
Now, the group has found renewed purpose in calling notice to the increasing prevalence of HIV and the lack of funding for unorthodox solutions like PEP.
The idea is not only to bring many different skills and perspectives together in service of unorthodox solutions but also to generate more effective — and potentially more marketable — solutions by involving prospective users from the start.
As chief U.S. medical officer, she played an important role in Clinton's early efforts to reorganize the health care system, and she regularly urged the public to consider unorthodox solutions to public health problems.
It is his willingness to follow his own instincts towards unorthodox solutions that had made Mr Rutan such a successful innovator.He doesn't care what other people think, and has always just gone his own way regardless.
