The phrase "a problem for papers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing issues or challenges that affect written documents or academic papers.
Example: "The lack of clear guidelines has become a problem for papers submitted to the journal."
Alternatives: "an issue for documents" or "a challenge for submissions".
That is a problem for Saturday papers too of course, but at least they employ staffs whose work may be published on other days of the week.
I appreciate that the GWAS was basically used as a guide to the kinds of pathways that are involved in the trait, but if few of the genes are replicated between pipelines that is a problem for the paper and for the argument.
The vibrations arising in the sharpening of large disc blades used in paper roll cutting machines are a crucial problem for paper manufacturing quality.
This is a common problem for paper Web sites, as sections like local news, international affairs and politics have less appeal to advertisers than finance, travel or lifestyle.
"The problem for papers is that they are set up to operate on a commercial model that they are used to making money from.
And as beautiful as naturally lighted spaces are, they do not work for showing delicate works on paper, a problem for an institution with a wealth of drawings by Leonardo, Rubens, Degas and Schiele, among others.
The enormous amount of time and high cost of translating those papers presented a problem for Americans obsessed with being on the forefront of new technological developments - and beating the Russians.
In addition to the low overall performance we see in detecting indels, sensitivity, regardless of mutation type, is a problem for every pipeline outlined in this paper.
This introduces bias in the estimation of the total population of people dying with Parkinson's disease (ie some patients will be recorded as having another underlying cause of death) but produces less of a problem for the particular purpose of our paper to describe where deaths from Parkinson's disease take place in different countries.
This paper addresses such a problem for hybrid systems, but not from the perspective of a tool interchange format, but rather that of tool availability in a toolbox.
