The phrase "a current problem of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an ongoing issue or challenge that is relevant at the present time.
Example: "The report highlights a current problem of inadequate funding for public education."
Alternatives: "an ongoing issue of" or "a present challenge of".
Studying of acoustic wave propagation in structurally inhomogeneous media weakened by a large amount of fractures nowadays is a current problem for characterization of Earth shell, earthquakes prognosis, and mining.
A current problem is the lack of a geometric annuloplasty ring to facilitate reconstruction.
However, a current problem with the application of NGS platforms to viral population analysis is that true low frequency viral variants cannot be effectively distinguished from variants caused by errors during sample preparation or sequencing.
The dewatering of residual sludges is a current problem due to the huge production of this waste.
Nie thinks his own creation has played a role in a current problem in America, the rise of extremes in political parties.
The behaviour of civil engineering works (structures, buildings, dams, etc). in time is a current problem which is the subject of deep consideration and numerous research projects.
At this stage in the development of both methodologies, it is not clear which, if either, solution provides an answer to the current problem of therapeutic manipulation of mitochondrial heteroplasmy.
Our paper is devoted to the study of a nonlinear degenerate transient eddy current problem of the type ∂t |E|−1/pE)+∇×(∇×E)= 0, p>1, along with appropriate initial and boundary conditions.
President Obama faces a dilemma on immigration reform, and it goes beyond the current problem of children at the border.
"Attacking the president is not going to solve Senator Kerry's current problem of explaining inconsistent statements," she said.
