The phrase "a more endemic problem" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an issue that is widespread or deeply rooted within a particular area or context.
Example: "The lack of access to clean water is a more endemic problem in rural communities than in urban areas."
Alternatives: "a more pervasive issue" or "a more ingrained problem".
"The deeper, more endemic problem lies in a CIA, assisted by a White House, that continues to try to cover up the truth.
"While the study clearly shows that the CIA's detention and interrogation program itself was deeply flawed, the deeper, more endemic problem lies in a CIA, assisted by a White House, that continues to try to cover up the truth," Udall said on 10 December 2014.
But she used Twitter and Facebook to claim a victory against Planned Parenthood, telling followers that its decision to fire the office manager pointed to "much broader and more endemic" problems in the organization.
Dr. Blumstein said that while federal cuts might have contributed to the rise in murders by black teenagers, "I think there are much more endemic problems going on". "In the inner city, you have large numbers of kids with no future, hanging out together with a great emphasis on their street credibility," he said.
As part of the club's drive to tackle the more endemic problems they face, each has to show his school report and attendance record at least once every three months to prove he is keeping up with his studies, while coaches regularly meet with parents to discuss their social development and address any behavioural concerns.
Indeed, our analysis suggests that the perceptions of health care quality and safety are tied to much more endemic problems, such as corruption, low transparency and income inequality.
Perfectionism - a nearly "endemic" problem of the Western mind - runs on binary, dualistic, dichotomous either/or, all-or-nothing mentality.
"It is an endemic problem," Joe Westby, a campaigner for business and human rights with Amnesty International, told VICE News.
"The state has adopted a never-give-up attitude, and it's an endemic problem," he said.
Unsurprisingly, though violence against girls and women is a far more longstanding, persistent and endemic problem than global terrorism, this gathering -- the 3rd World Conference of Women's Shelters -- made no major headlines.
