The phrase "a problematic process that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a process that has issues or challenges associated with it.
Example: "The study revealed a problematic process that hindered the project's progress and led to delays."
Alternatives: "a challenging process that" or "a flawed process that".
Whilst the use of dialogue has many pedagogic advantages to offer Higher Education, implementing it effectively in teaching practice is a complex and problematic process that requires a wide range of expertise.
The 5D model component elements deciding, developing, documenting, devising, and determining frame the kind and type of problematic processes that the students of K-12 might consider or encounter when engaging in PCOI activities.
While pigeonholing different methods into specific epistemological positions is a problematic process, we do suggest that the contrasting epistemologies of different researchers is one way of explaining why we have – and need – different methods for synthesis.
In another case, a police officer used a "show-up" identification to arrest a child for an alleged assault, a problematic process in which a witness is shown just a single person and asked if that person committed the crime.
The organic and dynamic nature of researcher-participant interaction in CBPR may be problematic for a review process that assumes all researcher-subject interactions will be planned and obliges the review board to oversee all such exchanges.
Kaiser's inability to explain its pricing to a patient, to deny a formal grievance and to then apologetically waive the extra fee only after media scrutiny indicates a billing process that is highly problematic.
Plasmin is a serine protease that plays a critical role in fibrinolysis, which is a process that prevents blood clots from growing and becoming problematic.
These structural issues (e.g. lack of specialist staff in the system) also contributed to the problematic process issues that some young adults reported experiencing, such as long waiting times to see healthcare professionals, suboptimal interactions with these professionals when young adults finally got to meet them and poor continuity of care.
In the patent application, Google details a process that would allow its algorithms to automatically detect troublesome text by comparing the writing to a database of phrases previously identified as "problematic".
Handing over in more problematic areas was "a process that we want to move forward" – but only, he suggested, when the time was right.
