The arrangement as of now stands equitably ready after West Indies won the main Test in Southampton by four wickets and England won the second in Manchester by 113 runs.
"We need to dominate this match and will put out our most grounded assault," Silverwood told correspondents according to Daily Mail.
"I'll address (national selector) Ed Smith and Rooty (captain Joe Root) and we will make an arrangement. It's rarely simple, and you will get pushback, however in case you're in a position where you can forget about world-class players, that is useful for English cricket," he included.
Britain have so far opposed playing veteran pacers Stuart Broad and James Anderson together. Additionally the arrival of Jofra Archer leaves the group the board with a great deal of alternatives while settling on the playing XI.
"It's not as spotless cut as that," Silverwood said in regards to Anderson-Broad expected gathering for the last Test.
"I think it was on the whole correct to keep Jimmy separate from the last Test. We need to attempt to take care of him so when he plays, he can perform for us.
"We've been in contact with him (Archer) entirely through the Test. As we've stated, we attempt to care for our players as well as could be expected.
"Their prosperity is our main concern so Jofra has been cared for and I believe he'll be happy to be back with us. He's done his five days, his Covid tests are negative and he'll coordinate go into the crew," the lead trainer included.
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