The phrase "a problem to complete" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a task or challenge that needs to be finished or resolved.
Example: "We encountered a problem to complete before the deadline, and we need to address it immediately."
Alternatives: "a task to finish" or "an issue to resolve."
It is a key problem to complete the mapping from the solution space of optimization problem to the coding space.
Then they are given a handful of problems to complete on their own.
When you get a list of problems to complete in math, flip through and read all the problems, looking for potentially difficult ones.
I trusted a friend (which is another problem sometimes) to complete a fairly large sales project for me once.
The second possibility is a more direct pathway, where cognitive ability such as a problem solving (akin to completing a 21 page questionnaire) played an important role.
"The fundamental problem was an inability to complete the economic and political reforms, and so we slipped back into confrontation with the West and NATO".
With access to resources that allow them to develop hardware and software solutions for a specific problem, the Summer Fellows choose a project that solves a specific problem and work to complete it by the end of the 8-week session.
Second, to reinforce understanding of the material, I created a spreadsheet-based problem set containing both a worked example the students could follow and a related problem for them to complete.
But when it is proposed to move a large number of surplus workers away from their home villages for major construction projects taking a considerable time to complete, the problem of raising a sufficient subsistence fund to maintain the labour becomes formidable.
Attrition The case when a student failed to complete the problem set, or effectively "dropping out" of the Skill Builder.
