The phrase "a problem of providing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing issues related to the act of supplying or delivering something, often in a context where the provision is inadequate or challenging.
Example: "The committee identified a problem of providing adequate resources for the project, which hindered its progress."
Alternatives: "an issue with supplying" or "a challenge in delivering".
United Nations Peacekeeping and Health noted there was a problem "of peacekeepers providing healthcare to the local population in situations where the quality of medical care provided to the mission's own personnel is not always in accordance with WHO guidelines".
We show that our framework captures several families of (convex) uncertainty sets of practical interest, and illustrate our approach on a demand response problem of providing control reserves for a power system.
A good way to illustrate the power of focus at the practical level is going back to Uber, which has enjoyed tremendous growth by solving a very real problem of providing to the masses a service to transport people easily, comfortably and relatively affordably.
Do determination rules give us a general solution to the problem of providing a justification for analogical arguments?
Education for a nomadic population The mobile ger kindergartens are a unique solution to the problem of providing education to a nomadic population.
Currently being piloted at Long Road, the project is "a solution in progress" to the problem of providing a safe and simple means of giving wider audience access.
When World War II broke out, he had already developed an idea for a military bridge, and in late 1940, at a conference on the problem of providing temporary spans capable of taking heavy loading, his concept of a strong but relatively light steel truss that could be prefabricated in sections was at once approved.
It gave us hope that there might at long last be a solution to the problem of providing everyone access to quality education.
Checking in While family kits offer a solution to the problem of providing sick children quick and efficient treatment, the kits also need to distributed and promoted in order to be effective.
The chapter considers the problem of providing a mapping from XML to a relational database taking structural as well as a broad class of semantic constraints into account.
