The phrase "a problem in which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific type of problem that involves certain conditions or scenarios.
Example: "The study focused on a problem in which participants struggled to complete the task within the given time frame."
Alternatives: "an issue where" or "a situation in which".
The yaw damper is supposed to control a problem in which the train wheels tend to point from side to side, causing excessive wear.
This is first type of innovation I'd like to address – innovation that begins by reframing a problem in which the solution seems all but unknowable….
These patients were not actively losing blood, but they suffered from anemia, a problem in which the blood lacks sufficient hemoglobin and struggles to transport oxygen through the body.
Toyota already has said it was recalling the popular hybrid car for the 2004 to 2009 model years, but only to fix a problem in which the carmaker says a floor mat could trap the accelerator pedal.
For example, agency officials said that some pumps were prone to key bounce, a problem in which defective software interprets a single keystroke as two separate presses of that key.
A problem in which some insurers saw the fitting of snow tyres as a modification to the car, thus invalidating a potential claim, has largely been resolved now in the consumers' favour, say the BIBA and AA Insurance.
Two examples include Think-Aloud-Pair-Problem Solving (TAPPS), in which students partner to take turns problem solving out loud to address both the process and the product, and Send-a-Problem, in which students working in groups are given problems to solve, after which they then send both the problem and the solution on to the next group for analysis and evaluation.
A treatment is defined as a decision problem in which a given endowment is allocated among 7 potential recipients.
Mr. McDonald picked the subtitle, "A Problem in American Culture," which appeared in the Pantheon catalog sent to reviewers and stores.
Jihadism has long been a problem in Sinai, which was under Israeli occupation from 1967 to 1982.
That has long been a problem in Europe, which has a smaller research-intensive industry than some of its competitors.
