The phrase "a history of problem" is not correct in English.
It should be "a history of problems." You can use the corrected phrase when discussing the background or past occurrences of issues or challenges related to a specific subject.
Example: "The report outlines a history of problems faced by the organization over the last decade."
Alternatives: "a record of issues" or "a background of challenges."
But a Federal health study group in the United States and a similar body in Canada recommend that electronic monitoring be reserved for high-risk pregnancies, such as cases when a woman enters labor prematurely, has a history of problem deliveries or has a complicating disease like diabetes or sickle cell anemia.
4). Have an experienced team with a history of problem solving together: John Joseph, cofounder and president of DataGravity, worked with Long as VP of marketing and product management at EqualLogic.
Cross-sectional analysis reveals a complex relationship, with a history of problem drinking clearly leading to higher rates of limitations, and a nonmonotonic relationship between current drinking and disability.
A history of problem drinking before baseline was associated with increases in alcohol use, whereas the reverse was true for persons with histories of few or no drinking problems.There are substantial differences in drinking trajectories at the individual level in midlife and late life.
Indeed a recent study conducted by the University of Exeter Medical School found older adults with a history of problem drinking in midlife to be more than twice as likely to have severe cognitive and memory impairment than those who don't.
HC never smoked, did not have a history of problem gambling and did not engage in gambling activities more than twice in the last year.
It has a history of problems with its tires".
The NHS has a history of problems with drugs companies.
The engine has been subject to careful scrutiny, because it has had a history of problems.
Furthermore, Zimbabwe has a history of problems with poaching and insufficient law enforcement.
Hugh Winebrenner, a retired professor who wrote a book on the Iowa caucuses, said they had a history of problems.
