The phrase "a problem that involves" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a specific issue or challenge that requires consideration of certain factors or elements.
Example: "The project presents a problem that involves multiple stakeholders and varying interests."
Alternatives: "an issue that entails" or "a challenge that includes".
Blaming one group of people for a problem that involves many is irresponsible.
This is due to the multi-faceted nature of a problem that involves vast numbers of agents and players.
We present the implementation of the Keller box method for a problem that involves coupling, nonlinearity, variable coefficients.
The intensification of the Urban Heat Island effect (UHI) is a problem that involves several fields, and new adequate solutions are required to mitigate its amplitude.
For a problem that involves drainage and imbibition cycles, a hysteretic k-S-P relation is required to accurately assess the distribution of fluid saturation in the invaded zone.
A boundary value problem is a problem that involves finding the solution of a differential equation or system of differential equation which meets certain specified requirements or boundary conditions at the end points or along a boundary, usually connected with the physical condition for certain values of the independent variable.
"We had a problem that involved a boy whose after-school job was shoveling snow for so much an hour," Mr. Thorpe said.
In 1911 a vertex-to-vertex movement along edges of a polyhedron (as is done in the simplex method) was suggested as a way to solve a problem that involved optimization, and in 1941 movement along edges was proposed for a problem involving transportation.
We focus on a lesson from our classroom teaching experiment in which the students were working on a problem that involved a linear functional relationship (y = 2x).
The principles are implemented in a simple world model of the human vascular system and a biomedical problem that involves an infection by Neisseria meningitides where the biological characters are white and red blood cells and Neisseria cells.
The advantage of a Markov model is that it can quantify a decision problem that involves risk over time, when the timing of events is important and when important events may happen more than once [28].
