The phrase "a problem of communication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing issues related to misunderstandings or difficulties in conveying messages between individuals or groups.
Example: "The team faced a significant challenge due to a problem of communication, which led to delays in the project timeline."
Alternatives: "a communication issue" or "a communication barrier".
This is not a problem of communication.
ADS So a problem of communication coming from the government.
"He sees is it as a problem of communication," one Cabinet source said yesterday.
What we have here is more than just a problem of communication in both directions, explaining and listening.
He admits there has been a problem of communication, and to his credit he is trying to correct a previous mistake and misjudgment and thereby affirm a strong commitment to issues relating to diversity and affirmative action.
"There is no point in saying this is a problem of communication, blah blah blah," said Ms. Wahid after a videoconference on Thursday night with the advisory group on public diplomacy in the Arab and Muslim world.
There is, then, a legitimate question about use of the term "pandemic", and it is disingenuous to argue, as some do, that it was simply a problem of "risk communication".
Therefore, a problem of heterogeneous communication channel can be encountered.
We consider a problem of secure communications for the communication system consisting of multiple inputs for a source and a relay and multiple outputs for the relay, a destination and an eavesdropper.
The lack of information about danger signs clearly reveals a problem of quality of antenatal care but also hints at a larger problem of communication.
Rather than a problem of design and communication, the science policy interface may be characterised more by a high level of competition between researchers and research organisations to have their tool legitimised by its use in the policy making process.
