The phrase "a hand problem" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an issue or difficulty related to the hand, whether physical or metaphorical.
Example: "After the accident, I developed a hand problem that made it difficult to grip objects."
Alternatives: "a hand issue" or "a hand condition".
(Leon Fleisher, originally scheduled to play on Friday, had to withdraw because of a hand problem).
Maro Itoje is also available again after missing the victories over South Africa, Fiji, Argentina and Australia with a hand problem.
Keiron Cunningham, the St Helens captain who, like Webb, was cleared by the Rugby Football League's video review panel yesterday after being put on report in the semi-finals, failed to attend the pre-grand final press conference at Old Trafford because he was having a scan on a hand problem which has been described as both a broken bone and ligament damage.
Ulster have suffered a setback with skipper Johann Muller set to miss several matches because of a hand problem.
Leeds had been boosted by the news that Carl Ablett was available to start following a five-match absence with a hand problem, however the injury-ravaged visitors fell behind when Cudjoe offloaded brilliantly to Robinson to cross.
Responders to this questionnaire who give permission to be re-contacted and who report experiencing, in the previous 12 months, a hand problem or pain in either their hands, hips, knees, or feet will be mailed a "Regional Pains Survey" questionnaire which focuses on these four regional sites.
Because of a recurring hand problem, Perahia's concert appearances and recordings have been sporadic over the past decade.
Participants were sampled purposively from a primary care setting to ensure a broad spectrum of hand problem severity.
Fifty-five pagedcipants aged 50 years and over with a current self-reported hand problem and registered with one general practice were recruited from a previous health questionnaire study.
"The issue with monetizing mobile is a hand-wringing problem that's not hard to solve," he said.
She called upon Showbiz411's Roger Friedman, a hands on problem solver who quickly got in touch with this year's DGA head, director Taylor Hackford.
