The phrase "a large problem the" is not correct and usable in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete phrase and lacks clarity or context for proper usage.
Example: "A large problem the team faced was the lack of resources."
Alternatives: "a significant issue" or "a major challenge".
These largely technical differences illustrate a larger problem: the lack of a common understanding about how best to deploy e-Infrastructures for biodiversity and ecosystem research.
Realizing they had a larger problem, the paramedics called the Fire Department, which rushed several firefighters to the scene.
Tests conducted over the weekend give no hint of why the leak occurred, or whether the crack was part of a larger problem, the officials said.
But those measures couldn't solve a larger problem: the system that allowed China to master the production of wind turbines and batteries does not necessarily equip China to invent the energy technology that nobody has yet imagined.
The representation issue poses a larger problem: the temporal representation of signals (amplitude varying with time) is unsuitable for perceptual coding.
Everyone agreed that the problem started off over blocksize (and that still is the immediate problem) but the inability of the community to resolve that problem has surfaced a larger problem: the desperate need for governance.
But there's a larger problem: the nature of the sexual fantasies themselves.
Like Nasr and Weigel, Cohen and Ross ran smack into a larger problem: The tenor of their social media communications was counterproductive for the larger message and goals to which their employers were dedicated.
The nation had a large problem, eradicating the vestiges of slavery and racial inequality, and it knew that Congress needed potent tools to get the job done.
