The phrase "a problem which leaves" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing an issue that results in a particular consequence or situation.
Example: "The new policy is a problem which leaves many employees feeling undervalued."
Alternatives: "a problem that results in" or "an issue that causes".
The mobile phone networks EE and O2 have resolved a problem which left some customers unable to make voice calls to landlines.
He said G20 leaders and international regulators on the Financial Stability Board were working to resolve the issue of financial institutions that were "too big to fail", a problem which left taxpayers with a huge bill at the onset of the crisis in 2008.
Mr Schäuble did not quite say that, but he did argue that there was a problem which, left unsolved, would threaten the whole system of social-security finance.In this section Crime-busting How to say no On the brink Mainly friendly Russia No thanks That mountain conundrum Bondevikings A warm Russo-Japanese bath ReprintsThe answer?
There should be clear consequences including professional ostracism for failing to meet these standards". He said G20 leaders and international regulators on the Financial Stability Board were working to resolve the issue of financial institutions that were "too big to fail", a problem which left taxpayers with a huge bill at the onset of the crisis in 2008.
Rémy has a calf problem, which leaves him "doubtful" for 2 January.
The transfer of qualified and experienced health workers from the least to the most developed areas is a widespread problem, which leaves the public health facilities in rural areas with poorly qualified staff.
Closing the gun-buying "terror gap" would have virtually no impact on America's larger gun violence problem, which leaves about 100,000 people dead or wounded each year, including more than 20,000 gun suicides.
Walt turned down her request to help sort out her production problems – which leaves Jesse.
Obesity is linked to sleep problems, which leaves employees feeling tired at work and ultimately less productive.
With tweaks, they can be used to draw out contradictions and paradoxes in our innate understanding of ethics, underscoring the fact that there seems to be no general answer to ethical problems which leaves everyone happy.
