The phrase "a possible problem of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a potential issue or concern related to a specific subject or situation.
Example: "There is a possible problem of miscommunication between the departments that needs to be addressed."
Alternatives: "a potential issue with" or "a possible concern regarding".
The first processing step aims to solve a possible problem of mis-tuning in the audio input, by estimating the reference frequency then used to extract acoustic features.
Finally, the utilization of two different analyzers creates a possible problem of comparability.
A possible problem of the use of heterologous microarray platforms and hybridizations is probe-target sequence mismatches.
However, those results need to be interpreted with caution bearing in mind a possible problem of antibody occlusion resulting from a negative impact of densely distributed multiple modifications, which has been reported for several antibodies widely used in the chromatin field [26,28].
A possible problem of the approach is that the RBF uses clustering method (e.g., k-means) to define a number of centers in input space and the clustering method is completely unsupervised and does not take the given output information into account.
It may be considered an indicator of a possible problem with quality of perioperative care that needs further examination.
Trial participants' decisions to leave their allocated intervention arm and 'cross-over' to an alternative intervention confounds interpretation of outcome and has been described as a possible problem in trials of surgical treatments [ 7].
Using the technology a company that sells kitchen equipment might, for example, learn about a possible problem with one of its products from comments made by restaurant patrons.
She appears to have no injuries apart from a possible problem with one of her legs.
Hence, this may indicate a possible problem occurring at point of transfer of care from hospital into the community.
Whether regulators will find enough evidence of a possible problem is unclear, given the variety of ways to look at markets and the ability to flex muscle.
