The phrase "a familiar problem in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an issue that is commonly encountered in a specific context or field.
Example: "The study highlights a familiar problem in urban planning that often leads to traffic congestion."
Alternatives: "a common issue in" or "a recurring challenge in".
This is a familiar problem in the private sector, where tenants who do not pay a separate electric bill often do not try to reduce their consumption.
Violence against women is a familiar problem in Delhi, and domestic violence, rape and dowry killings remain common across the country.
IT is a familiar problem in the car business: a once-revolutionary model has been around so long that it no longer generates much excitement in the showroom.
But this version of the story presents a familiar problem in music history: it is perfectly compelling but not quite true.
But as exploration pushes deep into the country's eastern lowlands, oil companies face a familiar problem in rural Colombia: security.Emerald Energy, a British subsidiary of China's Sinochem, has endured repeated attacks by the FARC guerrillas on its small Ombú field in Caquetá.
The possibility of overreaction to perceived threats is by now a familiar problem in the age of terrorism, when a little powdered sugar can set off an anthrax panic or a Coast Guard training exercise can persuade cable television crews that the nation's capital may be under attack, as occurred last Sept. 11.
"The backdrop is kind of white; it's tough to get a read off the ball," Duda said, explaining a familiar problem for outfielders in day games at Turner Field.
This imbalance in the visibility of benefits and risks is a familiar problem for agencies engaged in promoting public health and it is part of their job to point out the good that can be done by appropriate research and the necessity to use the often limited data to its maximum capacity.
What this means is that students working on a familiar problem could be involved in more self-study than collaborative work, which results in better academic achievement.
This is a familiar problem around the world in the digital age.
Other cities, such as Leeds, have looser boundaries that take in affluent villages.In this section Salmond sets out his stall Firing on one cylinder Opposed to usury The nasty party Single lane Lies, damned lies Poking the bears Love in a cold climate A sticky pitch for the Tories ReprintsThis is a familiar problem, and not just in Britain (American city boundaries are even more variable).
