The phrase "a problem for members" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an issue or challenge that affects a specific group of people, in this case, members of an organization or community.
Example: "The recent policy changes have created a problem for members who rely on the previous guidelines."
Alternatives: "an issue for members" or "a challenge for members".
This is not a problem for the members of the Gonzaga women's basketball team, who derive great amusement by extending invitations to their practices to friends or relatives or, better yet, encouraging vainglorious men to join them in a pickup game at the university gym.
"For the last four or five years, getting a loan hasn't been a problem for our members," said federation spokesman Jack Mozloom.
By solving an urgent problem for members, and letting them ditch the old pager, they installed his app in droves.
I would like to emphasize once more that having a U.M. Congress in the U.S.A. is not a problem for our European members.
The Hawaii ruling may solve a problem for many family members but individuals still need to prove their connection to the US to enter for work or educational reasons.
"The nervousness here is with a figure as controversial as Rumsfeld at the head of a war that's declining in popularity, that becomes a real political problem for members who are up for re-election this fall," said the aide, who insisted on anonymity because he had been told not to discuss senators' private conversations.
"This is not only a problem for this one member state, it's a problem, it's an attack against the whole European Union".
My nipple is now probably more well-known than my face, which you might think would be a problem for an reputable member of Iceland's Parliament like myself.
Most House and Senate Republicans will deny or ignore the deficit spike when they vote for the bill, but it will be a problem for a handful of members and could provide them with an easy-to-explain excuse for voting no even if they oppose it for other reasons.
