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The phrase "a problem to sort out" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an issue or challenge that needs to be resolved or addressed.
Example: "We encountered a problem to sort out before we can proceed with the project."
Alternatives: "an issue to resolve" or "a challenge to address."
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It's my problem to sort out".
After the election it will be someone else's problem to sort out the mess.
"Obviously we've not had a lot of running and a few problems to sort out," said Vettel.
It's not every summer vacation, after all, that records the triumph of a revolution, and there are problems to sort out – not least the huge number of young men toting machine guns on campus – before the students start streaming in past the "down with Gaddafi" and "Free Libya" slogans.
I guess I should have smelt a rat but I had far greater problems to sort out and missed the obvious.
Before he can prove his belief, he has some problems to sort out.
Regional assemblies might make the new constitutional structure look more coherent.There are, however, plenty of problems to sort out.
He has one or two problems to sort out, but I am very hopeful he will join us on Thursday.
"It is still a problem I need to sort out but it's getting a lot better, so I'm hopeful in the next few weeks I'll clear it up," said the England defender.
This is a problem we have to sort out as soon as possible".
"We've reached an agreement on almost every detail, and there is only a problem of a personal nature to sort out," Karpin added.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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