The phrase "a problematic move" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action or decision that is likely to cause issues or difficulties.
Example: "The decision to cut funding for the program was seen as a problematic move by many stakeholders."
Alternatives: "a questionable action" or "a risky decision".
But the second — and perhaps the more problematic move — is that you took advantage of a system that was consciously created to make your life slightly easier.
So it has come as a bit of a surprise to both lawmakers and political analysts that the most problematic moves Mr. McGreevey has made during his first six weeks as governor have involved some of his major appointments, primarily an antiterrorism adviser and a state police superintendent.
Among the problematic moves in this train of argument is the identification of the human soul with the species of human.
However, in the past decades as American studies scholars have moved beyond a problematic Cold War interest in American character, national identity, and American exceptionalism, and shifted toward cultural studies and ethnic studies, the field has retreated from any formal or acknowledged examination of shared public culture in the United States.
Experts think with Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's current direction, Turkey is moving from a problematic democracy to an autocracy.
He admitted that the Monetary Policy Committee - seen by many as Brown's earliest and best move - left a problematic legacy of huge consumer debt and high house prices by stoking domestic demand in order to avert a recession.
While firing a problematic staffer might seem like an obvious move for a more conventional political candidate, it's a strange look on Trump.
As to tackling turbulence, limiting carbon dioxide emissions would be an obvious move, he added, though this remains a problematic political goal.
He's a problematic interviewee.
Distribution is a problematic word.
