The phrase "a problematic component of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an element or part of a larger issue that is causing difficulties or challenges.
Example: "The lack of communication is a problematic component of our team's workflow that needs to be addressed."
Alternatives: "a challenging aspect of" or "a troublesome part of".
This is problematic because this is a key component of uncertainty in cost-effectiveness, which should be modelled in the probabilistic sensitivity analysis [ 4].
Alternatively, the opponent may accept that the putatively problematic attribute is a non-negotiable component of anything deserving the name "morality," but deny that it really is problematic.
Such a discovery also minimizes the need for engineers to redesign products so they won't require problematic components.
Clinton is a problematic carrier of a message of change.
This problematic offering further complicates the role of proxy advisors and creates a problematic conflict of interest.
Overall, trialability was not a problematic attribute of the program.
The challenger may acknowledge that the putatively problematic attribute that the error theorist assigns to morality really is problematic, but deny that this attribute is an essential component of morality; a normative framework stripped of the troublesome element will still count as a morality.
The maps' exclusive focus on above-ground biomass is also problematic, Dr. Ashton said, because soil is a fundamental component of the carbon cycle.
A specific component of conference evaluation methods that is problematic when assessing the success or impact of large conferences is response rate, though the papers in this review offered little in the way of tangible suggestions for improvement.
This study reports the experience of four European centres which have employed aminobisphosphonates as a component of adjuvant treatment for problematic primary (inoperable), recurrent and metastatic GCTBs.
