The phrase "a chronic problem of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing or persistent issue related to a specific subject or area.
Example: "The city has been facing a chronic problem of traffic congestion for years."
Alternatives: "a persistent issue of" or "an ongoing challenge of".
It solves a chronic problem of museums: the Pantheon effect.
Ms. Gibson said her roof had a "chronic problem" of disrepair, and alerted the city to her concerns.
When caseloads rose sharply from 1990 to 1994, there was concern that dependence on welfare had become a chronic problem of dependency by single mothers, rather than a temporary effect of bad times or life crises.
This added to a chronic problem of overcapacity, which, in turn, encouraged a reliance on deep pricing discounts and marketing gimmicks (such as zero-per-cent financing) that moved inventory but lost money.
Replying to Bernanke, Summers wrote, "I continue to urge that it is worth taking seriously the possibility that we face a chronic problem of an excess of desired saving relative to investment".
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.
Though not every attempt works well, and underseasoning was a chronic problem on both of my visits, enough of the items on this menu are true winners to make Green Zebra far more than a curious and noble experiment.
Reducing child mortality Undernutrition is a chronic problem on the island of Flores, where poverty and poor feeding practices take a heavy toll on children's health.
The political posturing is a chronic problem for advocates of immigration reform, explains Darrell West of the Washington, D.C.-based Brookings Institution, who has written widely on the topic.
CONCLUSIONS: Arm/hand swelling is a chronic problem for a subgroup of long-term survivors of breast cancer, negatively affecting physical functioning.
Arm lymphoedema is a chronic problem for a subgroup of long-term survivors of breast cancer that negatively affects physical functioning.
