The phrase "a chronic problem for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing issue that consistently affects a person, group, or situation.
Example: "The lack of affordable housing has become a chronic problem for many families in the city."
Alternatives: "a persistent issue for" or "an ongoing challenge for".
This is a chronic problem for society for the next 100 years".
But while Opel has been a chronic problem for G.M., Ford of Europe was profitable until recently.
First, employee churn has been a chronic problem for the agency, whose salaries are often not competitive with the private sector.
Desertions, while a chronic problem for the Army, are nowhere near as common as they were at the height of the Vietnam War.
The total lack of coherence in the side has been a chronic problem for nearly two years now and Babbel could easily go the way of his predecessors Marco Pezzaiuoli and Holger Stanislawski.
Social shopping is just the latest solution to a chronic problem for online retailers and shoppers: many shoppers aren't sure what to buy, but they know they won't find it on the sites of mainstream retailers like Macy's, Amazon or Wal-Mart.
The program also allows managers to work together to solve, say, a chronic problem of getting replacement parts for cars into the hands of mechanics.This was exactly DaimlerChrysler's problem.
The crucial question is whether veterinary technicians were doing serology tests only for H5N1 bird flu, which has been a chronic problem in China for 16 years, or whether they were testing for a broader range of avian influenza viruses and misread, ignored or decided not to publicize any detection of H7N9.
The commercialisation of beach leisure by big business and the tourist industry had become "a chronic problem" that called for drastic action, Mayor Christos Kortzidis said.
The proposal aims to solve a chronic problem: Albany's inability, for the last 20 years, to produce on-time budgets, a failure that often leaves other important legislation tied up and going nowhere.
Slow mixing is a chronic problem in Gibbs samplers for linkage analysis [24], [25].
