The phrase "a problematic place" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a location or situation that presents difficulties or challenges.
Example: "The city has become a problematic place for new businesses due to high taxes and strict regulations."
Alternatives: "a challenging environment" or "a difficult situation".
For a news professional, even one of conservative inclinations, Fox is a problematic place to work.
"Ise Shrine is clearly an important historical and cultural site, so it would usually not be seen as a problematic place to visit," said Mark Mullins, professor of Japanese studies at the University of Auckland.
India had beckoned--Eswaran's family had left there for Malaysia seven generations earlier, and it has always exerted a powerful emotional pull on him--but it was a problematic place to do business.
By 1997, over two decades after demolition, the station site became a problematic place for people parking and walking up the Meadowbrook and Loop to fish on the bridges.
Most, like myself, believe that immigration reform is, in fact, possible without building a medieval wall between two countries and without making the border a more problematic place than it already is.
"South Africa is such a fractured, schizophrenic, wounded and problematic place," he writes in a short essay about the show.
It is a small (and, you would imagine, potentially problematic) place to exist as a world celebrity.
Jane Fae is a feminist and writer on issues of political and sexual liberty I remain an optimist when it comes to feminism, and my own occasionally problematic place within it.
The PGA Tour has an embarrassment of playing opportunities but finds itself in essentially the same problematic place.
This probably is due to a persistent interest in alternative formal paradigms, to the controversial features and axioms of Principia Mathematica, and to the problematic place that self-reference occupies in mathematical logic.
It is sure to interest students and scholars of art history, economic history, popular culture, religion, and architecture, as well as those who want to better understand Jerusalem's problematic place in history.
