The phrase "a growth problem for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing issues or challenges related to growth in a specific context, such as business, personal development, or economic factors.
Example: "The company is facing a growth problem for its new product line, which has not met sales expectations."
Alternatives: "a development issue for" or "a scaling challenge for".
"As great as the export performance is, we forget that we had a significant growth problem for 15 years before that," said Mr. Schneider, the Fresenius chief executive.
All those product missteps and market neglect have metastasized into a serious growth problem for Snapchat.
Based on the Gibbs-Thomson condition, a complete mathematical model describing the dendritic growth problem for pure substances is formulated.
Here's why Twitter's new algorithmically sorted timeline announced today could solve its growth problem: For many people, especially new users, Twitter feels like yelling into a black hole.
The developed methodology is applied to the engineering fatigue crack growth problem with experimental data for demonstration and validation.
In this respect, a bubble growth mathematical model is developed and solved at three stages, all realistic under certain conditions but of increasing physical and mathematical complexity: At the first stage, the temperature variation both in time and space is ignored leading to a new semi-analytical solution for the bubble growth problem.
This lack of growth is a problem for those who believe that the West's modern difficulties are caused by excessive government regulation and high taxes; the world before 1700 had minimal government and low taxes.Before 1700, those in power had little interest in economic growth; they were concerned with maintaining their social position and were suspicious of any disruptive forces.
And with user growth an ongoing problem for Twitter, it's hardly going to be keen to nix millions of robot accounts.
If high debt were a huge problem for growth, you should have expected British performance in the first part of this figure to be terrible, since the country came out of WWII with debt twice as high as the R-R red line.
