"would be one solution" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to suggest an idea as a potential solution to a problem. For example: "Introducing a pay-as-you-go option for public transit would be one solution to the issue of increasing traffic congestion."
"A libel tribunal would be one solution," Singh suggests.
Well, walking or cycling to work would be one solution, of course.
O'Neil said these concerns inspired him to look into ways to best protect the people of Montana, and he felt the use of gold to pay his salary and possibly other state bills would be one solution.
Transport of food from other parts of the world where it is in season would be one solution to this problem, as would be storing seasonally produced food for other times of the year.
Facing the serious issues of using chemical agents in agro-industry and polluting the soil and water source, the solid microbial fuel cell (SMFC) would be one of solution on managing this problem because of undergoing the compost fermentative process to degrade solid waste effectively and also produce power.
Perhaps an opt-out policy – whereby citizens need to actively decline permission for post-mortem organ donation – would be one partial solution.
Use of a scaling factor, which is a function of the time duration of the activity, would be one possible solution to this limitation.
Capacitive deionization (CDI) has attracted attention as a novel desalination process, which would be one of solutions to global water scarcity.
Inherent resistance provided via the seed, thus harnessing the plant's own defence mechanisms, would be one of the simplest solutions to pest and disease control in Africa.
It is obvious that the static sequential diagrams of signaling pathways provided in the signaling databases are unable to show such complex dynamics of a cell and hence pathway animation would be one of the best solutions in this regard.
James S. Potter, the director of business development for PPL Global, of Fairfax, Va., a power generating company, said the cable would be "one piece of a broader solution" to "a serious energy shortfall on Long Island".
