The phrase "a collective problem in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an issue that affects a group or community within a specific context or field.
Example: "Climate change is a collective problem in our society that requires immediate action from everyone."
Alternatives: "a shared issue in" or "a communal challenge in".
"Even though this is inherently a collective problem, there is no specific mechanism in the I.M.F. or G-20 that looks up to the challenge," he said Sunday.
My parents weren't upset when we left home (they were in fact pretty gleeful), and yet here, in Fred, was a collective problem, a challenge that would force a reunion of our small family.
Therefore, mapping the designed roles of related cognitive components in a group discussion may develop group cognition in a collective problem-solving process.
Most of the students reported wanting to start the Simulation earlier in the semester, so they could have more time getting into the details of constructing a workable solution to collective problems in the ocean.
"The only way to solve these problems is to look at collective problems in the basin," he says.
Some commentators advocate partnering with environmental activists (5), among others, which might stimulate the social and community perspectives needed to help recast the NCD issues as collective problems in need of social solutions.
The climate change problem does not appear to be a collective action problem in the American mind, and the widespread willingness to act alone gives some hope that a successful climate agreement does not hinge on mechanisms to counteract tendencies to free-ride.
Climate change presents what economists call a collective action problem, in which successful solutions require many different parties to respond in a coordinated manner.
A central component of this perfect moral storm is the threat of a tyranny of the contemporary, a collective action problem in which earlier generations exploit the future by taking modest benefits for themselves now while passing on potentially catastrophic costs later.
