The phrase "a problem involving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific issue or challenge that includes certain elements or factors.
Example: "The study presents a problem involving the lack of resources for underprivileged students in urban areas."
Alternatives: "an issue related to" or "a challenge concerning".
"It is a problem involving an aspect of A.I. called 'planning,' " he said.
All they had to say was "We Austrians Will Vote For Whom We Want!" The first most Austrians heard about a problem involving Kurt Waldheim was last September.
Doc's old girlfriend shows up and asks him to look into a problem involving a wealthy real-estate developer with whom she's been having an affair.
A5 Shuttle's Liftoff Delayed The launching of the Endeavour was delayed for at least a day by a problem involving docking at the International Space Station.
"It's an absolute deception on the part of the perpetrator," Stanger said of a problem involving nearly a quarter of her safehouse's residents.
When his client presented Steven M. Nobil, a lawyer, with a problem involving California labor law, Mr. Nobil had a choice.
"Instead, addiction is a developmental disorder--a problem involving timing and learning, more similar to autism, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), and dyslexia than it is to mumps or cancer".
This problem — if it is a problem — involves the very best golfers, but the other 99.9percentt of the golfing population will be affected by the change as well.
An often cited example of such a problem involved Selzentry, a Pfizer drug approved in 2007 to treat people with a certain subtype of H.I.V.
This may be particularly difficult when a problem involves mathematics, given the wide range of strategies that are often applicable to a single situation.
He describes a puzzle problem involving a candle, a box of tacks and a book of matches.
