The phrase "a problem of information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing issues related to the availability, accuracy, or interpretation of information.
Example: "The team identified a problem of information that hindered their ability to make informed decisions."
Alternatives: "an issue of information" or "a matter of information".
That is no longer a problem of information; we now understand very well what the Cascadia fault line will someday do.
We consider a problem of information structure design in team decision problems and team games.
Although this so-called lack of knowledge could be interpreted as lack of information, it is more likely to be a problem of information overload.
This discussion of quality end-of-life care highlights that the problem of quality end-of-life care is, among other things, a problem of information.
In our study, we cast the problem of miRNA prediction as a problem of information retrieval, in which novel miRNAs are to be retrieved from a pool of candidates by the known miRNAs as query samples.
In response to such a problem of information overload, the NCBI has made efforts (see detailed discussion in 'Changes to PubMed and looking into the future' section) in enhancing standard PubMed searches by suggesting more specific queries (4).
As we have argued, improving quality end-of-life care is a problem of health information.
Finally, respondents perceived the unfamiliarity of other health care providers as a problem of electronic information exchange in case of an n-EPR.
Respondents from the three included health care settings perceived the unfamiliarity of other health care providers as a problem of electronic information exchange.
With more and more followees for personal users and rapidly increasing tweets generated every day, many users encounter a serious problem of information overload as a result, especially for those active users.
QUESTION FROM GUEST: Do you think that this is a real problem of information transparency?
