The phrase "a development problem" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing issues or challenges related to development, whether in a social, economic, or technological context.
Example: "The organization is focusing on finding solutions to a development problem that affects rural communities."
Alternatives: "a growth issue" or "a progress challenge."
African agriculture is no longer a "development problem" but a huge business opportunity.
The real game changer in the area of agriculture has been the shift from thinking of agriculture as a "development" problem to seeing it as an investment opportunity.
With the rise of micronutrient deficiency as a development problem, an international consensus has emerged around the corporate laboratory and marketing agency as the solution (Kimura, 2013).
Content analysis was selected because it is the most appropriate method of providing indicators of the explicit character of Nigerian media in addressing HIV/AIDS as a development problem.
And then I was a developmental neurobiologist for 25 years and I never heard a talk on autism, even though it was thought to be a brain development problem: there wasn't a single talk in 25 years, which is quite remarkable.
While poor funding of health systems in Africa is a major development problem, the untimely release of funds is an administrative bottleneck that can and must be overcome.
Planning for the report "started over a year ago, when we thought that there was a serious development problem in the Arab countries," Rima Khalaf Hunaidi, director of the United Nations Development Program's Arab regional bureau and the driving force behind the survey, said in an interview in her New York office.
Qingyou YAN (2013) analyzed a balanced development problem comprising environment, economy, and power by the way of system dynamics, so as to find a method to solve generation resources shortage [18].
In software engineering, the concept can be used, for example, to represent the lack of trust within a community [27] or the degree to which it is immature or unable to tackle a certain development problem.
The so called "new BPD" is a lung development problem that involves impairment of alveolarisation which results in large, simplified alveolar structures, dysmorphic capillary configuration and variable interstitial cellularity and/or fibroproliferation [ 2].
"You've got an economic development problem in Kansas," he says, "so you have these vestiges of talent in states that have no jobs for college graduates".
