The phrase "a frustrating problem for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an issue that causes annoyance or difficulty for someone or a group.
Example: "The lack of clear communication has become a frustrating problem for the entire team."
Alternatives: "an irritating issue for" or "a challenging situation for".
It's a frustrating problem for both athletes and sports psychologists, says Hap Davis, a Canadian psychologist based in Calgary.
Stiffness is one of the most complex, both in terms of pathogenesis and treatment as it represents a frustrating problem for surgeon and patient.
Although it affects 5%-19%% of young infants, [ 2, 4, 5] it remains a frustrating problem for parents and care givers because it is difficult to treat and may result in significant psychosocial consequences.
The prison has become an international symbol of American excesses in the war against terrorism, and an increasingly frustrating problem for the White House.
When Yuen, who holds a Ph.D. in applied mathematics, couldn't figure out how to program his VCR for a Red Sox game, he knew he had stumbled into a frustrating problem shared by millions of TV viewers.
Indeed, "reverse causality", which was once a frustrating problem, is now seen as a chance to demonstrate ingenuity.
Previously streaming audio was a frustrating problem but technological advances mean ALL the games will be available on your smartphone.
"This is a frustrating problem that requires expert guidance, persistence and consistency," MacGregor said.
But online harassment of women remains a frustrating problem because of the anonymity the internet provides.
In the past two decades, calcium oxalate urolithiasis (COU) has been a frustrating problem in dogs and cats worldwide [ 1].
Slowing Down the Speeders SOME local officials in Westchester say that speeding problems are often the most difficult and frustrating problems for a municipality to tackle, and that even a seemingly simple solution may backfire.
